Select 2 comma separated tags

[ankit...@gmail.com]

Hello everyone,

I am using select2 for multiple value selection with auto completion. Is there any way to do this without forming tags and only have comma separated list instead. For example this:

Best regards

Ankita

[Tac Tacelosky]

If I understand correctly, you don't want the little pill-box around the selected tags, right?  I think that's just a matter of overriding the class.

Tac

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[ankit...@gmail.com]

Thank you. Yes exactly. That is the requirement. I am using form-control at the moment. Do you know which class should be used in this case. (I could not find in documentation)

[Marco Vellani]

I Think that you must modify/Override the CSS of select2 that contain the word "choice".
The choice class represent the selected item, so if you modify it teorically you can have the style that you want for selected item/tag.

[Electric Bikes Backlinks]

  You can handle this use case in Select2 by disabling tags and using a custom tokenizer or separator logic, so users can enter comma-separated values without creating tag objects. Many developers face this exact issue when trying to balance autocomplete with clean input behavior, and documenting the workaround clearly really helps others implementing similar UI patterns. A short write-up like this would fit perfectly in practical Guides for frontend developers dealing with Select2 edge cases.  

[Electric Bikes Backlinks]

This is a common and interesting use case with Select2, especially when working with autocomplete and multiple selections. While Select2 is built around tag-style selections, handling comma-separated values can sometimes be managed through custom configuration or by processing the selected values before submission. Exploring workarounds like input parsing or custom adapters can be quite useful depending on the project requirements. For more step-by-step developer Guides and practical frontend solutions.

On Tuesday, 23 July 2019 at 01:20:43 UTC+5 ankit...@gmail.com wrote: