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Drag to other day in weekly calendar is not available on firefox #158

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iKoru opened this issue Jul 13, 2018 · 1 comment · Fixed by #163
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Drag to other day in weekly calendar is not available on firefox #158

iKoru opened this issue Jul 13, 2018 · 1 comment · Fixed by #163
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iKoru commented Jul 13, 2018

Version

1.3.0, even in official example pages(https://nhnent.github.io/tui.calendar/latest/tutorial-example01-basic.html)

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MacOS(High Sierra), Windows(7, 10), whatever.. on Firefox(61.0.1, 59.0.2, ...)

Current Behavior

In weekly calendar, drag to other day behavior is not available. It's just stucked in the origin day and moving up and down along with the vertical timeline only. maybe bug?
(I could move the schedule through days in monthly calendar even on Firefox)
In the same environment except the browser, for instance on Chrome, I can move the schedule freely through any horizontal days.

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Expected Behavior

It should be able to be moved through horizontal days in weekly calendar on Firefox.

@dongsik-yoo dongsik-yoo self-assigned this Jul 16, 2018
@dongsik-yoo dongsik-yoo added this to To do in Bug Fix via automation Jul 16, 2018
@dongsik-yoo dongsik-yoo moved this from To do to In progress in Bug Fix Jul 16, 2018
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@iKoru Here is new version v1.6.0. Thanks.

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