Drop anywhere on the grid.

[mzupan]

I'm using the extra_rows/extra_cols and playing around with 1 element. It always snaps up to the top row as expected.. Is there anyway to have it snap to any row other then the top if you use extra_rows?

[epau]

I would also like to know how to do this.

[datamosh]

+1

[mellson]

+1

[goldnead]

+1

[Disminder]

+1

[slowpokewarrior]

+1

[jgoux]

+1, I'm building a personal form page and this feature would be useful !

[ctat]

+1, I would actually like the opposite functionality, where the widgets in each column will not auto snap up but stay where they are put and have the widgets in the rows automatically snap to the left. Is this possible and if so what is the timeline?

The most flexible solution would be to have options to individually set the auto-snap.

A method to enable/disable auto snap up on column and a method to enable/disable auto snap left on row.

Possible?

Thanks
Chris

[pedro380085]

+1 Really important to me, would help building a very flexible map.

[JimEverest]

+1

[pat75]

+1

[Pointy-hair]

+1 A must have feature. Is this project dead as there seems to be little input? Probably one of the most powerful controls of this type that needs a little polish to make incredibly good.

[Oscar1984]

+1. Must have.

[ereale]

+1

[dustmoo]

I am working on updating a fork with new features, it still has a way to go,

But go ahead and post issues like this on the fork and I will work on getting them integrated.

https://github.com/dustmoo/gridster.js

[facultymatt]

+1

[bompus]

I'm not sure of the side effects, but I was able to accomplish this with the following:

Search for:
if (pp !== false) {

Replace with:
if (pp !== false && 1 === 2) {

Obviously this isn't a real fix, but it shows that if "pp" returns false, that it turns it into a blank canvas without the columns above requirement. I tested it quite a bit and couldn't see any negative.

[bompus]

On second look.. This makes the placeholder/preview hard to position where you want it as it really can move anywhere, so this needs some refining.

[bpbhat77]

+1

[chullski]

this feature would be awsome --> +999999999

[trevorgreenleaf]

+1

[sebkasanzew]

+1

[lgm42]

+1

[Elmervc]

And another use-case that requires to turn off auto-snap-to-top: time table scheduling. Would be really nice if this can be done.

[creationmachine]

+1

[chaosotic]

+1

[Dosix]

Any news about this function ? Because me too i need that @dustmoo :)

[singhularity]

+1

[zelitors]

+1

[SuperCoolSEBoy]

+1

[abernix]

+1

[DomTheDeveloper]

The hack from @bompus was great, but I was having a problem that widgets would swing back up when:

• widget is resized
• another widget is dragged above the widget

Making fn.can_go_up_to_row always return false fixed the problem.

Here is the hack that WFM:

fn.can_go_up_to_row = function(widget_grid_data, col, row) {
return false;
};

[lgm42]

@DomTheDeveloper you are near ! But I can't resize an item using the hack of @bompus and your modification. But the drag work ! And the creation at a coord greater than 1 too !

[lgm42]

Sorry, with 0.5.2 version it's working well !!!!
Thanks a lot @bompus and @DomTheDeveloper !

[andreabadesso]

+1