Bug with deep hierarchies

[ghost]

When the dragged item has several DIVs, it is dragging the internal DIV, not the external one.

The reason is that dragstart function is not propagating the "el" element passed to it.

The fix is simply:

dragstart = (evt) ->
evt.preventDefault()
new DragDrop(evt)

should be:

dragstart = (evt, el) ->
evt.preventDefault()
new DragDrop(evt, el)

[timruffles]

Thanks! Will add and merge.

On Wednesday, 23 October 2013, Joshua-Smith wrote:

When the dragged item has several DIVs, it is dragging the internal DIV,
not the external one.

The reason is that dragstart function is not propagating the "el" element
passed to it.

The fix is simply:

dragstart = (evt) ->
evt.preventDefault()
new DragDrop(evt)

should be:

dragstart = (evt, el) ->
evt.preventDefault()
new DragDrop(evt, el)

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[timruffles]

Can't believe this one. Code goes to all that trouble to find the draggable parent, then I just drop it on the floor :D

Thanks, fixed.