Bug : space char in option value leads to crash

[badulesia]

Hello
This works
<option value="twowords">Two words</option>
That doesn't
<option value="two words">Two words</option>

Conclusion : an option value with a space char causes the script to fail.
In the code generated by the plugin, I can see data-value=two words, that of course cause the script to crash as there is no quote embedding "two words". Coders may want to use an option value with a space char inside.
I have also a script with option values such as <= or >= that crashes for the same reason, no quote embedding, so <= that is regarded as a test instead of a just a string.
I have quickly browse the code and the error maybe line 372 in the ternary test. But you know your code better of course :)

[thdoan]

Thanks for reporting this. I will fix this in the same release as your feature request :)

[badulesia]

Le 29/03/2017 à 05:41, Tom Doan a écrit :

Thanks for reporting this. I will fix this in the same release as your feature request :)

Thank you :) I'm using your plugin in a php project. I was using a previous one that is no longer maintained by its author. Hence I'm looking for a new one. I picked up yours from various ones as it seems the most effective. Its CSS is easily readable and modifiable.

[thdoan]

I was using Bootstrap-select before, but the most recent project didn't use Bootstrap and I couldn't find anything simple and lightweight that fit all my needs, so had to roll my own.

[thdoan]

The fix will be in v4.9.0.