I have two selects that are linked: Each value of the first select determines which items will be displayed in the second select.
The values of the second select are stored in a two-dimension array:
[ [{"id":1,"text":"a"}, {"id":2,"text":"b"},...],
[{"id":"1a","text":"aa"},{"id":"1b","text":"ba"},...],
...
]
The first select value determines the index to be used to populate the second select. So in a 'change' event on the first I should be able to modify the items select-two contains.
Reading documentation I think I need to use the "data" option... but not shure how as the example loads the array data on initialization and it seems to don't work if I try to do the same after initialization.
HTML
Attribute:
<select name="attribute" id="attribute">
<option value="0">Color</option>
<option value="1">Size</option>
</select>
Value:
<select name="value" id="value"></select>
<script>
var data = [ [{"id":1,"text":"black"}, {"id":2,"text":"blue"},...],
[{"id":"1","text":"9"},{"id":"1","text":"10"},...],
];
$('#attribute').select2().bind('change', function(){
// Here I need to change `#value` items.
$('#value').select2('data',data[$(this).val()]); // This does not work
);
$('#value').select2();
</script>
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