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With this widget you can easily create/assign/remove objects (f. ex. labels) to/from an object. It features both an inputbox for searching (and optionally creating if not found) and a dropdown to select already existing objects. The implementation is based on the Tag-it library

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Label-selector

With this widget you can easily create/assign/remove objects (for example labels) to/from an object.

It features both an inputbox for searching (and optionally creating if not found) and a dropdown to select already existing objects. The implementation is based on the Tag-it library Background colors to labels can be set, and the text will in contrast of it background by use of the class 'text-normal' or 'text-contrast'

Contributing

For more information on contributing to this repository visit [Contributing to a GitHub repository] (https://world.mendix.com/display/howto50/Contributing+to+a+GitHub+repository)

##Typical Usage Scenario

  • Quickly adjust reference sets.
  • Easily creates new objects to add.

##Properties

  • Label Object - The entity used for the labels, combined with the reference set from the context object.
  • Caption Attribute - The attribute of the label entity to be used as the caption.
  • Color Attribute - Optional, The attribute of the label color.
  • Label constraint - The constraint for the labels.
  • After create label - A microflow that is triggered after a new label is created and committed. This microflow receives the Dataview object.
  • On change microflow - A microflow that is triggered for every add/remove.

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With this widget you can easily create/assign/remove objects (f. ex. labels) to/from an object. It features both an inputbox for searching (and optionally creating if not found) and a dropdown to select already existing objects. The implementation is based on the Tag-it library

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