No dropzone exists in clone use case when data source is an ng-repeat and not fixed object
JakeMauch opened this issue · 4 comments
JakeMauch commented
So most of the examples we use are fixed, hardcoded objects. My data consists of a variable number of ui-sortable lists which must be able to clone to a single ui-sortable. Currently, in the clone use case, attempting to drag from one of these other ui-sortables into the target will render a dropzone of undefined and as a result fail to move anything properly.
Sorry if I fail to tag this properly, not the most experienced with github's issue tracker.
thgreasi commented
Hi there!
Can you fork one of the examples found in README and post it to showcase you use case?
thgreasi commented
Any feedback on this?
JakeMauch commented
Sorry, I'll try to get some data soon but I've been forced to move on in my
project
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thgreasi commented
Updated the cloning example found in README to work with a dynamic number of sources.
Closing for now, feel free to re-open in any case.