Topic: MaterialSelect Mutation Observer Use?
The MDB code for MaterialSelect has references to create mutation change observers which seem to be interfering with something I'm trying to do (also seems to interfere with an undocumented feature you guys included -- destroying and reinitializing a MaterialSelect, for some reason, breaks any data-icons that should be created).
I've commented out all code relating to mutation observers in an override file and it fixed the issue without any apparent ill-effects.
Just in case I didn't notice something though, any chance you guys could clarify what exactly the mutation change observers are being used for (that I might have broken)?
Thanks!
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- Technology: MDB jQuery
- MDB Version: 4.8.5
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Mikołaj Smoleński staff commented 4 years ago
Mutation Observers were added to the native select which is overwritten by our Material one. While changing anything in native version (for example: adding a new option) the Material one has to reload with the new data set. It should be turned on mainly if you're working with the dynamic data. If it's not working correct in your case you can leave it commented.
Best regards
yoni45 free commented 4 years ago
Just to follow-up -- is it possible to dynamically add entries to a MaterialSelect without having to destroy/reload the entire set? Documentation currently says you have to simply destroy and reload it (which presumably has more overhead)?
Mikołaj Smoleński staff commented 4 years ago
In the latest versions of MDB there is no need to destroy and reload select due to the mutation observers. If you add/change/delete any option in the native select it should re-render automatically.
Best regards