drag-drop: Provide option to enable/disable dragging of elements #13651
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Adds inputs to `cdkDrag`, `cdkDropList` and `cdkDragHandle` that allows for dragging to be disabled through those specific elements. Fixes angular#13651.
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Adds inputs to `cdkDrag`, `cdkDropList` and `cdkDragHandle` that allows for dragging to be disabled through those specific elements. Fixes angular#13651.
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@crisbeto Hi, when will the pr merged? i can't wait for this |
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Adds inputs to `cdkDrag`, `cdkDropList` and `cdkDragHandle` that allows for dragging to be disabled through those specific elements. Fixes angular#13651.
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Adds inputs to `cdkDrag`, `cdkDropList` and `cdkDragHandle` that allows for dragging to be disabled through those specific elements. Fixes #13651.
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Adds inputs to `cdkDrag`, `cdkDropList` and `cdkDragHandle` that allows for dragging to be disabled through those specific elements. Fixes #13651.
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Bug, feature request, or proposal:
feature request
What is the expected behavior?
I would like to be able to make drag-drop toggleable. e.g.
<div [cdkDrag]="shouldDragBeEnabled()"></div>or
<div cdkDrag [cdkDragEnabled]="shouldDragBeEnabled()"></div>Maybe even for whole
cdkDropListelements, affecting all draggable child elements.What is the current behavior?
Elements with cdkDrag are always draggable.
What is the use-case or motivation for changing an existing behavior?
We're making an editor for documents and we have draggable components inside this editor. Users can open documents in a read only mode (e.g. when someone else is working on a document) and in this mode the normally draggable elements should not be draggable.
Which versions of Angular, Material, OS, TypeScript, browsers are affected?
7.0.0-rc.2
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