Change Details

Instead of using built in tags from select 2, we need to populate on **change.select2** event using the new method: participationManager.getStatementHtml(item, label, description, isProminent) - For clarity and a central point to add new UI elements for statements, create new `ParticipationManager.addDepictsStatement(item, label, description, isProminent)` - On select search result, we add the statement to the UI - isProminent will always be set to false initially, so we can just use `participationManager.addDepictsStatement(item, label, description)` - Setup click event on all 'remove' buttons to allow user to remove existing statements - On add and remove, fire the ParticipationManager.depictDataChanged() event

Instead of using built in tags from select 2, we need to populate on **change.select2** event using the new method: participationManager.getStatementHtml(item, label, description, isProminent) - For clarity and a central point to add new UI elements for statements, create new `ParticipationManager.addDepictsStatement(item, label, description, isProminent)` - On select search result, we add the statement to the UI - isProminent will always be set to false initially, so we can just use `participationManager.addDepictsStatement(item, label, description)` - Setup click event on all 'remove' buttons to allow user to remove existing statements - On add and remove, fire the `ParticipationManager.depictDataChanged()` event

Instead of using built in tags from select 2, we need to populate on **change.select2** event using the new method: participationManager.getStatementHtml(item, label, description, isProminent) - For clarity and a central point to add new UI elements for statements, create new `ParticipationManager.addDepictsStatement(item, label, description, isProminent)` - On select search result, we add the statement to the UI - isProminent will always be set to false initially, so we can just use `participationManager.addDepictsStatement(item, label, description)` - Setup click event on all 'remove' buttons to allow user to remove existing statements - On add and remove, fire the `ParticipationManager.depictDataChanged()` event