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Angularjs directive: connected support #1
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I'll take a look at it. |
@voidberg thanks for the quick response. I didn't set |
No problem. Connecting them is easy (see here http://plnkr.co/edit/k1Qxpz?p=preview ) however I'm not sure at first glance how I can check if the item is coming from another model or not. Will continue to dig. |
Thanks. I too could make the connect work without any modification. I think to maintain the integrity of the data, it has to be in one model (2 dimensional array) or maintain a unique id as part of the data. In the sortupdate callback, what is the best way to get the |
I think I got it working. I'm not sure if it's the best way since I'm still learning Angular but you can find a version that works here: http://plnkr.co/edit/k1Qxpz?p=preview I'll upload the changes to the repo too soon. |
A more cleaned version is now available in the repository along with some AngularJS examples. |
Thank you for maintaining the plugin, and the angular directive.
I was trying to make it work for the connected example, but not sure it is supported.
Can you please help with this question at SO, or treat this as a feature request
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18836939/angularjs-directive-html5-dragable-list
thanks
bsr.
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