Alex Weissman

So, we would need a way to generalize this across client- and server-side rules (`:checked` is a jQuery selector and doesn't really have any meaning on the server side). What...

I think the right way to do this would be to introduce "conditional rules" - rules that are only applied if a certain condition is met: ``` "field_y" : {...

This may be an issue with how these browsers natively handle the `required` attribute for `select` elements. You'll notice that this validation occurs even without initializing Select2 on the element...

So in a native select, IE is able to show you the validation message? Do you have a screenshot?

Thanks! Could be tough since I'm not sure how native browser effects like these are implemented, but worth looking into if someone has time.

From the conversation in #3772, @kevin-brown says: > ...part of the issue is that you are missing `placeholder`, which is required for `allowClear`. I think we trigger a warning about...

There is some discussion in https://github.com/select2/select2/issues/4983#issuecomment-331560917. @roman4e @zoka123 @jpic I have closed #4983 as a duplicate, so we will keep this open as the canonical issue.

It's worth noting that if you hold Alt while pressing the arrow keys, you will be able to scroll through options. Not sure if this is best solution, but it...

Looking at `pattern.js` on the master branch, this appears to still be a problem.

@claudiulodro I've been recently added as a maintainer of Select2. Can we talk? I'm signed into WooCommerce's Slack, or we can chat on my own chat server (https://chat.userfrosting.com).