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Drag and drop #8
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+1 for drag and drop element! 👍 |
Meanwhile you can integrate a library like InteractJS. Check this sample of a Polymer 1+ element that uses it to add drag/drop behavior. |
/cc @kevinpschaaf |
For those interested, sortable seems like a nice alternative. This mentions that it already has polymer support, already wrapped as a component! |
hi @kevinpschaaf what is the status of this ? |
@albertolobrano I'm not doing any active work on this currently. What @notwaldorf was referring to was a proof-of-concept I did a while back on a |
@albertolobrano @kevinpschaaf I have prototyped some drag/drop primitives and might be able to introduce something soon. |
@kevinpschaaf @cdata thanks for the update |
@hugozap thanks! i was able to nest the element in the example div and it worked perfectly! |
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This is a great component for a draggable and resizeable div http://manekinekko.github.io/drag-resize/ by @manekinekko. It is dependent on core-elements.
Are these capabilities going to be implemented in the iron elements? I could use the capabilities of the drag-resize component in my application. Thank you, |
Any update / plans / schedule on this? |
Any update on this ??? |
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https://beta.webcomponents.org/element/ergo/polymer-dragula - I've made this and it seems work like a charm in shady dom - including nesting, demo 1 also works with shadow dom enabled - but demo 2 breaks - i think this requires some changes in dragula itself to support. bevacqua/dragula#418 probably would solve this completly? |
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Can we still use the old core-drag-drop element? If not what can we use to implement drag and drop?
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