Expose drag event #52
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Ok. I'll have to write a test for it first, or you could submit that as well. Also what kind of custom re-ordering did you need? |
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Sorry about that, I should have included a test. I just updated the PR with one. I needed to drag objects to different targets on the page, and I wanted the underlying element to scoot aside to make room for the drop. I used the page coordinates of the drag event to figure out which element needed to get transformed. Cheers! |
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Hmm...seems like the tests break on |
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I'll give it a glance, thanks for the PR. |
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Looks like the beta has a bug is causing triggerEvent to fail in tests. I will pull this in shortly. |
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This simply sends an action while the user is dragging an object around the page.
I needed to do this for a project in order to get XY coordinates of the dragged object so I could implement custom re-ordering. In
draggable-object-targetthere's ahandleDragOverhook, but it doesn't fire when the dragging object goes over a child element in the target region.