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Apparently, then compilation-time debugging is disabled in angular (recommended in production), the directives stop working because they rely on a missing function for getting element's scope.
This only causes trouble if this kind of code is used:
.config(['$compileProvider', function ($compileProvider) {
$compileProvider.debugInfoEnabled(false);
}])
- fix(README): Closes#108 and [cleanup](7c06a61)
- fix(*): Closes#102 - use $.map over native .map method for IE8
- fix(*): Closes#137 - drag/drop should work even when compile-time debugging is disabled
- fix(*): Closes#130 - avoid setting display: block on dropped cell
- fix(*): Closes#102 - passing global jQuery reference in case it is renamed with jQuery.noConflict()
- fix(*): Closes#143 - introduce deepCopy option to support deep copy on draggable/droppable
- perf(*): Undo #55 because some callbacks are performance intensive, especially, onDrag, to run a digest loop for. Call $scope.$apply() within the callback if needed
- fix(*): Closes#144 - default or custom confirmation before drop
Apparently, then compilation-time debugging is disabled in angular (recommended in production), the directives stop working because they rely on a missing function for getting element's scope.
This only causes trouble if this kind of code is used:
See:
https://github.com/codef0rmer/angular-dragdrop/blob/master/src/angular-dragdrop.js#L71
angular/angular.js#9515
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