Work with Selection object
You can manipulate with List items via the API of the selection object. It is possible to select an item, remove selection, and get the id or even the object of a selected List item.
Enabling/Disabling Selection object
Starting from v7.0, you can activate selection of items via the enable() method of the selection object.
list.selection.enable();
To disable selection of items in List, make use of the disable() method of the selection object:
list.selection.disable();
Related sample: List. Disable / enable selection
To make the process of working with the selection of items more flexible, you can apply the related events of the Selection object.
Selecting an item
To select a particular List item, make use of the add() method of the selection object. As a parameter the method takes the id of an item.
const id = list.selection.getId(); // -> "2"
list.selection.add("2");
Related sample: List. Set selection
Starting from v7.0, the method selects all unselected items when calling without parameters:
list.selection.add();
Unselecting an item
To remove selection from a selected item, apply the remove() method of the selection object. The method may take the id of an item as a parameter:
list.selection.remove("2");
Starting from v7.0, the method unselects all previously selected items when calling without parameters:
list.selection.remove();
Getting id of a selected item
You can get the id of the currently selected item with the getId() method of the selection object:
const selected = list.selection.getId(); // -> "2"
Related sample: List. Get selection
Starting from v7.0, the method can also return an array with ids of selected items if the multiselection property of List is enabled.
Getting object of a selected item
It is also possible to get the object of a selected item using the getItem() method of the selection object:
const item = list.selection.getItem();
Starting from v7.0, the method can also return an array of selected items if the multiselection property of List is enabled.