Ryan Gahl escribió:
Not always because some of these draggable objects are draggable
because
they are elements of a sortable list
I think when you define a list as sortable all its elements are
draggable, isn't it?
Hmm. Well for this technique to work, you'll have to have a handle to
the actual draggable object from within the onDrop function, and
unfortunately, the argument that gets passed to that function is the
element which is draggable (not the actual draggable object).
So what you have to do then, is a loop to get the handle you need... try
this...
onDrop: function(draggableElement, droppable) {
var thisDraggable;
$A(Draggables.drags).each(function(d) {
if (d.element == draggableElement) {
thisDraggable = d;
throw $break;
}
});
if (thisDraggable)
thisDraggable.options.revert = false;
//other code...
}
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Well, this seems to be logic but then when you define a sortable list
all its items are not draggable objects?
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Mis Cosas
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