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abort sortleave event #790

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giacomomasseron opened this issue Jul 16, 2021 · 8 comments
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abort sortleave event #790

giacomomasseron opened this issue Jul 16, 2021 · 8 comments

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@giacomomasseron
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Is there the chance to abort the sortleave event and avoid an item from being removed from the list?

@lukasoppermann
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Hey, there is no specific functionality for this. But you should be able to add it to the sortleave event handler.

Did you try a simple event.preventDefault()?

@firanto
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firanto commented Sep 26, 2021

Hey, there is no specific functionality for this. But you should be able to add it to the sortleave event handler.

Did you try a simple event.preventDefault()?

I've tried to do it as you've said (calling event.preventDefault() on sortleave event). The dragged item is still lost forever (it didn't back to its original position before it is dragged).

@lukasoppermann
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Hmm, in this case it is really missing. Would you be able to send a PR that adds this functionality?

@ac615223s5
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ac615223s5 commented Mar 24, 2022

how do you prevent the item from being removed in your demo?

@lukasoppermann
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@zzaria what specifically are you referring to?

@ac615223s5
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ac615223s5 commented Mar 24, 2022

https://lukasoppermann.github.io/html5sortable/index.html in the first sortable list, the element doesn't disappear when dragged off, it just returns to its original postion when the mouse is released
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@zhixXiang
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any update?

@lukasoppermann
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No. But I am very happy to accept a PR if you are able to send one.

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