Many thanks for your additional suggestions.
I will give them all a try, but for the time being I've decided that native
drag and drop is a long way off useable, so I've written my own
implementation instead.
Helen
On Thursday, March 21, 2013 10:42:39 PM UTC, Andrea Boscolo wrote:
Check
Hi Andrea,
Thanks for your suggestion.
I've tried using a link, and this doesn't work either. If I use an image,
then the dragover events work, but not the drop event.
It's worth noting that I'm experimenting in IE10, so according to the
documentation you've highlighted all elements
Check if DragDropEventBase.isSupported() and if not, stop trying :D
According to [1] is not supported by ie6 and ie8 and there is a 'maybe' for
everything else.
I can't see where the problem could be, you are doing the right things:
- set the element draggable;
- add a dragstarthandler to the
Hello all,
I've created a test project to experiment with native drag and drop
(2.5.1). It works in fine Firefox and Chrome, but in Internet Explorer
the dropItem events don't fire.
Here is the code:
public void onModuleLoad() {
final TextBox textBox = new TextBox();
final HTML
Reading [1] seems like IE9 supports dataTransfer object only on images,
links, and text. Starting from IE10 it supports dd on any element (using
the draggable attribute), and the file attribute to the dataTransfer object.
On IE9 try to use an hyperlink/image as a draggable.
[1]
