drag&drop inside overlow (scrolling) div: scroll position not taken into account
Reported by John Vannoy | July 18th, 2008 @ 08:12 PM
When a draggable is inside a scrolling overflow div, the scroll position is apparently not being taken into account when determing what element it was dropped onto: the wrong droppable element is passed to the onDrop callback. Simple page to demo this bug is attached.
Thanks,
John
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John Vannoy July 22nd, 2008 @ 04:46 PM
I included the dragdropextra.js from here:
http://www.iterativedesigns.com/...
And the problem is fixed.
Thanks,
John
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Steven Haddox August 22nd, 2008 @ 02:12 AM
This seemed to solve my problem with dragging and dropping inside a scrollable area with overflow:auto. The dragged item doesn't quite stay under the cursor all the time, but at least it drops where the cursor is.
Thanks Iterative Designs!
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Andreas Simon September 16th, 2008 @ 11:42 AM
- → Tag changed from “drag draggable drop scrolling” to “drag draggable drop scrolling”
We had luck solving this with the attached patch.
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