angular-legacy-sortablejs
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SortableJS
AngularJS (legacy) directive for SortableJS.
The fix for issue #46 is rather simple. The removed variable that's tracking objects that are removed from one list needed to be set to null in onEnd event. I've...
I've discovered another bug with the case of nested list. If we consider the list like this - item 1 - subitem 1 - item 2 - item 3 As...
Consider the following case: - item 1 - subitem 1 - item 2 - item 3 - subitem 2 If both the main list and sublists are connected then root...
I don't think these options are doing anything.
When moving from one nested listing to another, the element move but creates a clone on the older list. I've made [this plunker](https://plnkr.co/edit/9oAHQmXC2zGEUlBFkw3c?p=preview) to recreate the problem. If you move,...
The move away from env.clone on this line:https://github.com/SortableJS/angular-legacy-sortablejs/compare/8e2f1c97897da91ab373537b47551cabfab2e078..master#diff-fd07c4295c44d1bcf1aaf3d5862c0afbL115 caused an issue dragging and dropping between multiple sortable lists. The source list's order gets shuffled around (see attached video). 
I'm trying to use `ng-sortable` inside a directive that is using `ng-sortable` like: `directive1:` ``` ng-sortable ng-repeat(list1) directive2 ``` `directive2` ``` ng-sortable ng-repeat(list2) ``` `directive1` is working fine, the list...
Your examples show moving between pre-existing DOM elements in multiple lists, but in Angular all DOM elements are generated via the data model. When moving from one list to another,...
You can see the problem on the demo page: http://rubaxa.github.io/Sortable/ Go the the 2 lists for the Angular demo. 1) Drag 1st element from left to right, see item still...
After drag & drop elements, if I add dynamically element in my array. these elements are not rendered in same order. Problem 5 of this plunker : http://plnkr.co/edit/Ot5rWTCqRQYnEyly1nvM?p=preview
