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Dropdown control has no typeahead. When expanded, the expected behavior is that you should be able to start typing and the dropdown will skip ahead to matches that fit what you just started typing. Most drop downs with a lot of options allow the user to type to move the selected option. A country dropdown list is an example of this.
Please provide a reproduction of the issue in a codepen:
The user is not able to type to find options easier.
Expected behavior:
user is able to type to find options. Possibly with a small buffer so that if a user types "united s" and then stops, "united states" would be shown, instead of the first answer starting with "s".
Documentation describing expected behavior
See above
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Dropdown control has no typeahead
Dropdown control has no type-ahead. (Long lists are difficult to browse through)
Nov 6, 2019
Because this issue is marked as a duplicate and has not had activity for over 3 days, we're closing this issue for house-keeping purposes. Please refer to the issue that this issue was duplicated to for the purposes of tracking progress. Thank you.
Environment Information
Describe the issue:
Dropdown control has no typeahead. When expanded, the expected behavior is that you should be able to start typing and the dropdown will skip ahead to matches that fit what you just started typing. Most drop downs with a lot of options allow the user to type to move the selected option. A country dropdown list is an example of this.
Please provide a reproduction of the issue in a codepen:
https://codepen.io/pangamma/pen/Baaxzqx
Actual behavior:
The user is not able to type to find options easier.
Expected behavior:
user is able to type to find options. Possibly with a small buffer so that if a user types "united s" and then stops, "united states" would be shown, instead of the first answer starting with "s".
Documentation describing expected behavior
See above
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: