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- Fresh laravel instalation
- Install laravel-schematics
- Open http://localhost:8080/schematics
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The sorting does not seem to be working when the items are in a fixed height container that scroll all the items.
See this fiddle:
https://jsfiddle.net/ns5jg8L9/
If you try to drag the last item in the list to the top it won't scroll automatically and even if you use the mouse wheel to scroll while dragging it, dropping it on the top won't trigger a drop.
I guess this has something to do
before-sort event?
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Hey Martin,
Right clicking activates onDragStart, and the corresponding DragEventHandler doesn't seem like we can cancel the actual click event on our end. Is this something we'd intercept and preventDefault() with a custom Sensor or something?
To replicate, on the examples page, right clicking on a draggable object, then clearing the context menu ends up locking the draggable to the cur
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