angular-sortable-view
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Fully declarative (multi)sortable for AngularJS
Bumps [grunt](https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt) from 0.4.5 to 1.5.3. Release notes Sourced from grunt's releases. v1.5.3 Merge pull request #1745 from gruntjs/fix-copy-op 572d79b Patch up race condition in symlink copying. 58016ff Merge pull...
It has been discussed in the following issues: https://github.com/kamilkp/angular-sortable-view/issues/96 https://github.com/kamilkp/angular-sortable-view/issues/106 (both are closed, for a reason which is beyond me) Then there's an unmerged PR which doesn't get any love:...
I have some items which contains some select options in them. When moving the row, the items in the select input field always resets to the first option until the...
If you've a custom handle, with multiple childs on it, `e.target` can be any of the child but not necessary the one with`sv-handle` or `sv-handle-disabled`.
I couldn't easily see any code examples of the attribute to add for constraining the sv-elements to the bounds of the sv-root. Please provide example. Thank you for the great...
I have a list of elements. Some elements may have children elements. And so on. Basically, I have a tree. :) I show this tree as nested lists, and I...
Drag-and-drop can be implemented, but the ng-click doesn't work; if i delete the drag-and-drop plug-in, the ng-click can work. the code like this: js: ``` $scope.sortable = [{'name':'张春玲','age':28},{'name':'王晰','age':26},{'name':'吴正青','age':66}]; $scope.click=function(){ console.log('success');...
The sv-placeholder works great for single sortable list. However, when dealing with multiple sortable lists without common ancestor, it's not clear how to apply sv-placeholder such that the size of...
This fixes a `Cannot read property 'forEach' of undefined` throw that happens if one of the sortable elements has a child with a `mouseup` event handler that calls `Event.stopPropagation()`. In...
would it be possible at all to have some integration with the vs-repeat directive?