Finally, I Integrated the Multiselect Autocomplete Dropdown
In the past few months, I learned a lot of things and also made a project after many retries. The project taught me many important concepts that I didn’t know after learning languages, frameworks, or even in lectures.
These were concepts that I only came across when I wanted to use them in my project or when I faced some issues. The Multiselect Autocomplete Dropdown is one of the concepts that I didn’t learn when I was actually in the learning phase, but I learned it when I was building something on top of my learnings.
In my project, I wanted a feature in the frontend where a user could send me multiple-selected values of one field, and I also wanted that field to be searchable and autocomplete.
Then I noticed that this type of feature is also provided in HTML with the select tag, but there was an exception with this tag, and the exception was that the tag is not searchable and does not support multiple values.
So, I needed a different solution, and I wanted to figure out that solution.
In the age of AI, finding a solution is very easy, but the difficult part was integrating it into my project.
I found the solution with the help of AI, and now the next step is to integrate it into my project.
I think this type of feature is learned only for a purpose. The topic is learned when the functionality is needed.
When the topic is learned only for the purpose of learning, then the topic is not available in the course we want to learn from, documentation, or some video where the topic is not fully explained.
In this case, I faced the same problem.
If you face the same problem, please share your experience in the comments.
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