not working in firefox ?

[MathieuDerelle]

I don't know why but this simple example https://jsfiddle.net/kc5ao03n/ does not work in firefox (61.0 (64 bits))

But the example https://jsfiddle.net/fuz987r5/3/ from the issue #50 does.

Any idea of what's going on ?

[cameronhimself]

This is a bug. Firefox requires the transfer-data prop to be set, even if it's empty. Here's a fixed fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/yp0hsv7n/3/

Leaving this open to keep track of the underlying bug.

[diablo341]

I'm still having an issue in firefox. Works fine in chrome. The transfer-data prop is set. Not sure what else to try...

The demo page and the fiddle above works in my firefox...strange.

[cameronhimself]

@diablo341 Are you sure you're using the most current version of vue-drag-drop? There was a Firefox bug introduced by 1.0.0 that has since been fixed.

[SebastienTainon]

Hello, Firefox seems to be annoying with drag'n'drop, at least it doesn't work like the other browsers.

I had the same issue, but when applying :transfer-data="{'text/plain' : 'anything'}" to my <drag> component it got solved.

Then I had another issue when I want to get the coordinates (dx, dy) of the shift of the dragged element from its original position: Firefox doesn't expose the coordinates the same way as the other browsers. After digging into the Internet, it's recommended to do a listener on the document itself to be able to get this information. I created a mixin for that:

https://gist.github.com/SebastienTainon/2c0a38ac1e12b8ca9c863e437127ebdc

Good point is that it seems to work in all browsers. Bad point is that it currently uses jQuery but I'm sure it can be done without easily.

[maple-leaf]

The coordinates bug mentioned by SebastienTainon alse happen on IE11