Tieson Trowbridge

@HolyExecutor Github-flavored Markdown uses three back-ticks (```) to create code fences. Just FYI, if you want to fix the rendering on your example.

Not exactly sure what you're asking for, but you can probably get the result you're looking for by setting the [filterBehavior](http://davidstutz.de/bootstrap-multiselect/#configuration-options-filterBehavior) option to `both` and setting the value of each...

#1015

@franklhlc Bootstrap 4 (if you're using the compiled version) uses [Autoprefixer](https://github.com/postcss/autoprefixer), which adds those vendor overrides. If you compile the Sass yourself, problem probably goes away.

Well, anything to do with dropdowns or popups (like tooltips, popovers, or the modals) uses Popper.js, so it's possible that is your culprit (it's the most significant change between v3...

If the button(s) don't have a `type="whatever"` specified, the type is assumed to be "submit". So, yeah, that would trigger a form submit.

> I am working on MVC. Probably want to be more specific than that - "MVC" is an acronym for "Model-View-Controller" and can refer to a very long list of...

> @tiesont это дерьмо не работает даже вне модалок I have about a half-dozen applications I've written that would say otherwise. But thanks for the helpful feedback.

Unfortunately, this is a dup of #918, among others. Loading that many items would probably be slow for even a native select. You *might* have better luck with a plugin...

How are you performing your request? If you're using jQuery, it has a fail() function for handling anything that isn't a success state code (including redirects). See https://api.jquery.com/deferred.fail/ and https://api.jquery.com/jQuery.get/...