I have a scenario where we there a select list provided by a plugin (thousands of entries). This makes selection a big pain.
One way to handle this could be to use a filtered cascading select list. This field should take either a static list of parent options or an existing select list as options for the parent list. Each option under a parent could then take a select list with the option to filter the list based on a regex. So the requirements would look something like this.
Type: Cascading Select list
Parent Entry:
Child Entry:
Does anyone know of a plugin that provides such functionality?
I'm pretty sure that "Behaviours" in the Script Runner add-on can do this sort of field linking. But I'd consider converting to a cascading select first.
Thanks @Nic Brough [Adaptavist]. I will take a look at this.
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Have you tried to use standard "Select list (cascading)" custom field?
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That is kind of my point. This is to static. I need to be able to create a cascading select list based on existing single select fields and filter them.
So a Cascading select list of Customers as parent. When a parent is selected the child list only shows the entries from an existing single select list based on a filter.
Parent = Bilka
--> Bilka Shop 1
--> Bilka Shop 2
--> Bilka Shop ...
The key here is that the list of shops is a custom field provided by another plugin.
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The problem is also that the existing single select list has thousands of entries. So I want to filter it based on the selection of the Parent.
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