A really minor 'problem':
the draggable component's render documentation says it recieves the 'ref ' parameter, when it doensn't happen.

Container:120 >> return this.props.render(this.containerRef);
Draggable:21 >> return React.cloneElement(this.props.render(), { className: wrapperClass });

What steps will reproduce this issue?

If a message box appears when you start dragging a file, mouse operations are disabled.

As a result of investigation, the cause that occurs seems to be due to two factors.

1. Values are set to IDragIndo.Data and IDragInfo.Effects
2. Delay the display of MessageBox

Problematic image

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• Fresh laravel instalation
• Install laravel-schematics
• Open http://localhost:8080/schematics
• Click to edit default User model
• Do not change anything and just click on save.
• That action updates User model with all fields as "fillable".
• Not necessary we want to add fields on "fillable" list, on that model

I'm sure many potential plugin users would like to know which browsers we can count on with this plugin before getting hours into implementation. The suggestion of "modern browsers" could mean many things. From reading the source, I can see that you are ruling out old versions of Android, Zune, Kindle and Windows Phone. How does IE fair?

I have a list of collapsible items and would like to minimize them before sorting starts, due to issues related to #32. Is there something like before-sort event or some other hook I can use? Thanks.

• Get the original canvas element
• canvas2image

    let image = new Image();  
    image.src = canvas.toDataURL("image/png");  

• replaceChild(duplicateCanvas, image)

so good !!!

• I'm submitting a ...
  [ ] bug report
  [x] feature request
  [ ] question about the decisions made in the repository

• Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
  It is basically a request for better documentation.

When starting to implementing the module in my app I looked at many examples you provide (plnkr, snippets in readme) and couldn't see clear info on:

• list of

Hi, we've been using this component for quite some time, but I just noticed some odd behavior in production.

We render a map of an array of "cards", each one is basically an image with a header and a footer.

<Card>
  <Header />
  <img />
  <Footer />
</Card>

The card behaves as expected (and as it has in the past) when dragged from the header or footer, but no longer reorder

If I'm in a page, and I drop some file into it with your widget, and I close the page, then its like I'd never dropped the file on the page at all - right?

Surely the motivation should include some suggestion that the file gets sent to the server side, and the tech on the server side would receive it and be able to do something with the file for posterity. Yet the word server is not mentioned

install of

    "dependencies": {
        "@angular-skyhook/core": "1.4.0-rc.0",
        "@angular-skyhook/multi-backend": "1.4.0-rc.0"
    }

results in
npm WARN @angular-skyhook/multi-backend@1.4.0-rc.0 requires a peer of @angular-skyhook/core@^1.0.0 but none is installed. You must install peer dependencies yourself.