Problems when one of the lists is empty

[msurguy]

Hi!

This is a great sorting script, I am enjoying the efficiency so far.

One problem I've run into is when I start out with one of the groups being empty. For example if I want to add items from one list to another and the second list is empty, I am able to only move one item and after that the script just quietly stops functioning for some reason.

No errors are displayed so I don't understand what the problem is.

Here's a JS fiddle with the scenario I'm talking about (the second group is empty at start): http://jsfiddle.net/msurguy/tQ6FL/

[dardinweb]

Hi,

I have exactly the same problem.
Good job for this script.

[RubaXa]

Yes, strange problem try to solve it for this week.

[RubaXa]

The problem arises if you do not specify an option draggable.
http://jsfiddle.net/tQ6FL/3/

[dardinweb]

It's good! thank you.

[msurguy]

specifying the draggable option fixed the problem for me too. Thank you!

[chrizz1001]

Hi!
First of all: Wonderfull script you did here! Sadly I have to re-open this, as I see the same behavior here.
See my fiddle:
https://jsfiddle.net/dv91ktmh/

As you can see I have set the draggable option as well as the handle option.

Moving Items from one of the source lists to the first list works good. After first sorting action (inside the first list) everything stops working.

I tried both: master and dev branch. Same behavior.

Any hint would be helpfull. Maybe I have some missconfiguration?

[MECLab-Keags]

@chrizz1001 Did you manage to resolve this issue? I'm also experiencing some strange behaviour when trying to drag between empty lists.

[bozau]

@chrizz1001 and @MECLab-Keags I've found that applying a css style of 'min-height' will help allow you to add to empty lists, see the jsfiddle here: https://jsfiddle.net/8e52q8ya/

[Chrescht]

I solved this by replacing the <ul id="myList"> with a <div id="myList" class="lane">
lane class has min-height: 8rem;

I did not figure out what specifying a "draggable option" means, respectively it didn't work.