Thodoris Greasidis
Thodoris Greasidis
Actually, in v0.14.x the `ng-repeat` will be required. If there is not need to bind with a model, then you could just do a `$('...').sortable()` in a simple directive. I...
Moreover, this directive reverts the changes to the DOM after the drop happens and relies on the model change and the `ng-repeat` to actually create the final result. That was...
I created [an example pen](http://codepen.io/thgreasi/pen/ryWNvZ) to demonstrate this, but I'm not usre how we can handle it.
[Something like this should be enough](http://codepen.io/thgreasi/pen/qOMEXB), just remember to use `$scope.apply()`.
We actually started logging **info** messages in the console, because there were tons of issues opened, claiming for bugs, but most of these people just forgot to use the `ng-model`....
@sszdh is there a specific use case that troubles you? Should we just rename the issue to something like "remove logging possible configuration errors"? Can it be closed?
Can you fork one of the provided examples on README to demonstrate your use case? For such use cases (from what I can understand till now) defining grab handler elements...
It seems that jquery-ui makes the sortable items un-focusable. The best workaround I found for now is to use the `start` option explicitly. ``` js start: function (e, ui) {...
jQuery-ui probably intercepts & prevents the propagation of the `mousedown` event, so that it can handle the dragging.
Try using the handle option but it will probably not work. You can also try using a label for a dummy input. On Wed, Jun 15, 2016, 17:10 IvanStrelcov [email protected]...