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a5hik
Why tap is prevented on draggable item?
I use ng-sortable to sort some thumbnail images in one of my projects. I want to open a lightbox to show image bigger in mobile devices. Because of screen is very small, I don't want to use a seperate element for that(I have a "preview button" that shown in desktop screens). But you said "Tap is prevented on draggable item." in Readme file. Why did you need something like that? And can you suggest a workaround?
fastclick was my issue. I broke everything down and isolated my issue. Turns out once I stopped using the package FASTCLICK, everything start working.
I have forms that can appear inside draggable items. It used to be the user on a desktop PC could use a mouse to navigate those forms, but as of some recent update to ng-sortable they can no longer do that. They can no longer click on certain items in a form inside a draggable item. They have to tab into and around the form with the keyboard. Is this the same issue as above, or should I start a new issue? Is this a feature or a bug? If it's a deliberate new feature, is there a way to turn it off?
Interestingly, elements of type "checkbox" can be clicked on with the mouse and toggled as usual, but elements of type "text" cannot be selected with the mouse. And neither can
the fact that some elements can still be clicked on, and some cannot, is strange, no? As soon as I take the as-sortable-item-handle off the parent div, all the elements can be clicked on.
If anyone is reading this and using ionic. Just easily add data-tap-disabled="true" to your data-as-sortable-item element in order to get ng-click working. Source: http://ionicframework.com/docs/api/page/tap/
Would be nice thought to add a Quirks topic in the documentation listing these common issues.
I use Ionic. Trying to transition from v1 to v2, right now. I hella appreciate your comment, fella. I have made a mental note for it. So far real good on drag/drop in Ionic using ng-sortable :)