Question: How to have multiple nodes inside a container node

[SamuelTassell]

Just wondering the best way to do this... imagine 3 joined nodes that act as containers, in each of the container nodes are other nodes connected. Would the best practice be to call another instance of the flow chart within a custom node type of say container?

[MrBlenny]

Yeh, I suppose you would provide a custom NodeInner component that contains another FlowChart and modify the callbacks so they write the inner chart state onto node.properties. I'm not sure if the nested draggable components will play nice. There may need to be a some e.stopPropagations you need to add.

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[SamuelTassell]

hmm great. I'll give it a shot. Thanks :)

[orestesparra]

@SamuelTassell @MrBlenny Could you provide an example of how to do it? I have a list of IChart , and i want the user can Drag and Drop one element of this list. But I having problems because the example only work with INode.

Thanks for your time and Best Regards

[tahmid-shahriar-lincx]

an example in storybook of this would be nice