Space as wildard

[marc....@gmail.com]

Is there a way that I can specify that a space in my search should be treated as a wildcard(*)?

So using the first example at https://select2.github.io/examples.html 'n d' should find "North Dakota" as well as 'n rth' should find "North Dakota" and "North Carolina"

Is there a flag or can I do a simple code change?

Thanks,
Marc

[Barry Hunter]

Pretty sure there isnt a flag for this as such, but the 'Customizing how results are matched' example, does show how to change the matching...

https://select2.github.io/examples.html#matcher

Its a bit ugly, but something like would be the most concise... 

if (text.match(new RegExp(term.replace(/ /g,'.*'),'i'))) {

(of course if using a remote data-source, the server side can apply such matching logic) 

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