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This library's looking pretty decent so far, and yes I know it's a little bit old and rusty and probably not very well maintained, but one feature addition will make it a whole lot better, and that is adding support for the ondragleave API method.
Some background: I have a client with a stable vue-2 based site, and who now wants to add some drag'n'drop functionality. They're not willing to move to vue-3, so I have to find a solution that works with vue 2.6.14, and this library does the trick.. almost. One thing we'd like to have is changing the ghost/ target element to reflect the state of the drop target after the drop (like.. dropping this item here will change the state of the here-thing from red to purple). I can see how to achieve this (onDragenter does the job), but not the corresponding "change back to red" when the dragged item leaves the drop target.
This seems like a simple and reasonable addition, so my hope remains that it can be added without too much trouble.
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This library's looking pretty decent so far, and yes I know it's a little bit old and rusty and probably not very well maintained, but one feature addition will make it a whole lot better, and that is adding support for the ondragleave API method.
Some background: I have a client with a stable vue-2 based site, and who now wants to add some drag'n'drop functionality. They're not willing to move to vue-3, so I have to find a solution that works with vue 2.6.14, and this library does the trick.. almost. One thing we'd like to have is changing the ghost/ target element to reflect the state of the drop target after the drop (like.. dropping this item here will change the state of the here-thing from red to purple). I can see how to achieve this (onDragenter does the job), but not the corresponding "change back to red" when the dragged item leaves the drop target.
This seems like a simple and reasonable addition, so my hope remains that it can be added without too much trouble.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: