I know that passing :class => “foo” in the html_options argumnet to
collection_select will generate a select tag with a class assigned to
it (e.g., )…but I really need my options tags to
have a class of their own which I can determine using live data (e.g.,
style the options in different colors determined by state at
runtime).
I’m doing this manually now but am hoping there’s a more Rails way to
do this.
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I found this post from 2007! 15 years ago someone was asking the same question I am asking today, and didn’t get an answer. This is the only article I’ve found which asks:
How can I add a class to each option generated by collection_select
I have tried variations of
things = collection_select :page, :thing_ids,
things,
:id,
:as_selection_item, {class: :status} ,
{ multiple: true }
where thing.as_selection_item
concats a few key values from a thing
.
I really want a way to signal the status of each item without cluttering the text. I could add an icon, I suppose, but I would normally do that based on the class anyway.