Unname "selected" argument in virtualSelectInput and updateVirtualSelect#661
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Unname "selected" argument in virtualSelectInput and updateVirtualSelect#661WillPalmquist wants to merge 4 commits intodreamRs:masterfrom
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For clarification, this allows the user to have multiple (in this case all) choices selected on load or update |
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Update to solve the following issue:
When initializing or updating a virtualSelectInput with multiple = TRUE, I am unable to pass a named list to the selected argument.
The choices argument works properly (initially and on update), but the input renders with no options selected (though I pass in the identical named list as the choices argument)