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I am using multi select drop-down input field (multiField1) where i have ALL as static option and i use * as value to search for all the possible values of a particular field.
When user tries to add an option to drop-down, he has to manually remove the ALL which is not good user experience.
We would like to set another token selField=* when multiField1 is empty. Can you help me with the condition to set the token - selField ?
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i have used the 2nd answer in the above solution and it worked for me.
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Thanks Ravi.
i have found that result and its using a javascript based solution. i was more inclined towards implementing this without using javascript.
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please check the second solution.
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Thanks vivek.
I just looked at the accepted answer and overlooked other options. Thanks Ravi.
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Can you update your comments to refer to the 2nd answer in the forum so that we can mark your comment as answer to help others
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i had updated
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I am not inclined towards using javascript todo this.
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