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I have a perfectly working instance of a vue multiselect which searches through my data options but also allows me to tag/add my own option if it's not in the list

 <div id="tagContent">
 <multiselect v-model="value" open-direction="bottom" :options="options" tag-placeholder="Add this as new tag" :multiple="true" :taggable="true" @tag="addTag" :close-on-select="false" :clear-on-select="false" :preserve-search="true" placeholder="Choose Tag(s)" label="name" track-by="code">
 <template slot="selection" slot-scope=" values, search, isOpen "><span class="multiselect__single" v-if="values.length &amp;&amp; !isOpen"> values.length options selected</span></template>
 </multiselect>
 </div>
 new Vue(
 components: 
 Multiselect: window.VueMultiselect.default
 ,
 data () 
 return 
 value: [],
 options: [
 tag: '1', name: 'TestOne',
 tag: '2', name: 'TestTwo',
 tag: '3', name: 'TestThree',
 tag: '123', name: 'TestFour', 
 ]
 
 ,
 methods: 
 addTag (newTag) 
 const tag = 
 name: newTag,
 code: newTag.substring(0, 2) + Math.floor((Math.random() * 10000000))
 
 this.options.push(tag)
 this.value.push(tag)
 
 
 ).$mount('#tagContent');

The issue is that I have a function in my controller for this blade, which hits my database with a search query. This works, so if I set $s to a word and dump the return, I will get any result with that word. My question is: How can I tie the search of my multiselect into this function so that I can actively search the results in that, rather than a hardcoded list?

 public function searchTags()
 
 $s = "%" . Input::get('tagSearch') . "%";
 $search = CampaignTags::where('TAG_DATA', 'LIKE', $s)->get();

 return json_encode($search);
 

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I have a perfectly working instance of a vue multiselect which searches through my data options but also allows me to tag/add my own option if it's not in the list

 <div id="tagContent">
 <multiselect v-model="value" open-direction="bottom" :options="options" tag-placeholder="Add this as new tag" :multiple="true" :taggable="true" @tag="addTag" :close-on-select="false" :clear-on-select="false" :preserve-search="true" placeholder="Choose Tag(s)" label="name" track-by="code">
 <template slot="selection" slot-scope=" values, search, isOpen "><span class="multiselect__single" v-if="values.length &amp;&amp; !isOpen"> values.length options selected</span></template>
 </multiselect>
 </div>
 new Vue(
 components: 
 Multiselect: window.VueMultiselect.default
 ,
 data () 
 return 
 value: [],
 options: [
 tag: '1', name: 'TestOne',
 tag: '2', name: 'TestTwo',
 tag: '3', name: 'TestThree',
 tag: '123', name: 'TestFour', 
 ]
 
 ,
 methods: 
 addTag (newTag) 
 const tag = 
 name: newTag,
 code: newTag.substring(0, 2) + Math.floor((Math.random() * 10000000))
 
 this.options.push(tag)
 this.value.push(tag)
 
 
 ).$mount('#tagContent');

The issue is that I have a function in my controller for this blade, which hits my database with a search query. This works, so if I set $s to a word and dump the return, I will get any result with that word. My question is: How can I tie the search of my multiselect into this function so that I can actively search the results in that, rather than a hardcoded list?

 public function searchTags()
 
 $s = "%" . Input::get('tagSearch') . "%";
 $search = CampaignTags::where('TAG_DATA', 'LIKE', $s)->get();

 return json_encode($search);
 

javascript php ajax laravel vue.js

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 17:08

Tom N.Tom N.

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add a comment | 

I have a perfectly working instance of a vue multiselect which searches through my data options but also allows me to tag/add my own option if it's not in the list

 <div id="tagContent">
 <multiselect v-model="value" open-direction="bottom" :options="options" tag-placeholder="Add this as new tag" :multiple="true" :taggable="true" @tag="addTag" :close-on-select="false" :clear-on-select="false" :preserve-search="true" placeholder="Choose Tag(s)" label="name" track-by="code">
 <template slot="selection" slot-scope=" values, search, isOpen "><span class="multiselect__single" v-if="values.length &amp;&amp; !isOpen"> values.length options selected</span></template>
 </multiselect>
 </div>
 new Vue(
 components: 
 Multiselect: window.VueMultiselect.default
 ,
 data () 
 return 
 value: [],
 options: [
 tag: '1', name: 'TestOne',
 tag: '2', name: 'TestTwo',
 tag: '3', name: 'TestThree',
 tag: '123', name: 'TestFour', 
 ]
 
 ,
 methods: 
 addTag (newTag) 
 const tag = 
 name: newTag,
 code: newTag.substring(0, 2) + Math.floor((Math.random() * 10000000))
 
 this.options.push(tag)
 this.value.push(tag)
 
 
 ).$mount('#tagContent');

The issue is that I have a function in my controller for this blade, which hits my database with a search query. This works, so if I set $s to a word and dump the return, I will get any result with that word. My question is: How can I tie the search of my multiselect into this function so that I can actively search the results in that, rather than a hardcoded list?

 public function searchTags()
 
 $s = "%" . Input::get('tagSearch') . "%";
 $search = CampaignTags::where('TAG_DATA', 'LIKE', $s)->get();

 return json_encode($search);
 

javascript php ajax laravel vue.js

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 17:08

Tom N.Tom N.

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 <div id="tagContent">
 <multiselect v-model="value" open-direction="bottom" :options="options" tag-placeholder="Add this as new tag" :multiple="true" :taggable="true" @tag="addTag" :close-on-select="false" :clear-on-select="false" :preserve-search="true" placeholder="Choose Tag(s)" label="name" track-by="code">
 <template slot="selection" slot-scope=" values, search, isOpen "><span class="multiselect__single" v-if="values.length &amp;&amp; !isOpen"> values.length options selected</span></template>
 </multiselect>
 </div>
 new Vue(
 components: 
 Multiselect: window.VueMultiselect.default
 ,
 data () 
 return 
 value: [],
 options: [
 tag: '1', name: 'TestOne',
 tag: '2', name: 'TestTwo',
 tag: '3', name: 'TestThree',
 tag: '123', name: 'TestFour', 
 ]
 
 ,
 methods: 
 addTag (newTag) 
 const tag = 
 name: newTag,
 code: newTag.substring(0, 2) + Math.floor((Math.random() * 10000000))
 
 this.options.push(tag)
 this.value.push(tag)
 
 
 ).$mount('#tagContent');

 public function searchTags()
 
 $s = "%" . Input::get('tagSearch') . "%";
 $search = CampaignTags::where('TAG_DATA', 'LIKE', $s)->get();

 return json_encode($search);
 

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asked Mar 25 at 17:08

Tom N.Tom N.

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asked Mar 25 at 17:08

Tom N.Tom N.

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asked Mar 25 at 17:08

Tom N.Tom N.

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asked Mar 25 at 17:08

Tom N.Tom N.

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