### v3.2 updates: 26 Nov, 2012 - All setting parameters can passed throught element's data- attributes. ie. data-maincss="blue" - zIndex bug fixed for list and dropdown if both on the same page. - Added setIndexByValue method. However same can be done by - handler.set("value", value) - Added "append" and "prepend" in setting params. append is used to append the element to the childdiv and prepend do as the name suggest. - Added one more help file for objected oriented approach.

v3.1.1 updates:

• chrome onchange bug fixed
• zindex bug fixed for msie
• add method bug fixed for msie

v3.1 updates:

• Child width can be alter
• New multiple is introduced. Its multiple but with the checkbox.
• Bonus: elementname_mscheck will be posted along with the form post/get. i.e. if element name is "tech" checkbox tech_mscheck[] is created. However you can set the suffix using 'checkboxNameSuffix' parameter.

v3.0 updates:

• Written from scratch
• Improved performance and UI
• Improved auto filter experience
• Added data- support in attributes for image, description, title, imagecss, text and value
• Event can be bind/unbind through object
• Organized folder structure
• Old style (with title attribute) is also working.
• Country dropdown with flags as a bonus

v2.38 updates:

• document keydown/keyup method unbind
• added json support in title. {image:'', title:''}
• onchange bug on onclose
• CSS style declaration problem
• jQuery 1.7.1 compatibility issue
• IE8 sprite

v2.37.5 updates:

• Fixed an ie6 error.

v2.37 updates:

• values are updated properly when it opens upwards
• Now works with jQuery 1.6.1.
• Improved performance
• Added quick selection. Filter options on key press

v2.36 updates:

• Onchange bug has been fixed. Finally :)
• No more id is required.

v2.35 updates:

• Now works in FF4.
• Onchange bug has been fixed.
• DropUp when your dropdown is showing at bottom of the page.
• Some minor ui changes

v2.3 updates:

• CSS sprite chrome bug has been fixed.

License

You may use msDropDown under the terms of either the MIT License or the Gnu General Public License (GPL) Version 2.

The MIT License is recommended for most projects. It is simple and easy to understand, and it places almost no restrictions on what you can do with msDropDown.

If the GPL suits your project better, you are also free to use msDropDown under that license.

You don't have to do anything special to choose one license or the other, and you don't have to notify anyone which license you are using.