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Description:
While working with the library I noticed that sometimes my widgets completely dissapeared, and after some investigating I discovered that they are not deleted, but rather overlap with eachother. This behaviour happens when an item gets reset out of bounds after it has swapped with another widget. I tried to find the root of the problem, which seems to be caused by me using the maxRow setting, specifically maxRow = 1, but it most likely also occurs with other amounts. This behaviour does not happen without the maxRow limitation, as it then instead pushes the other widget down vertically. The problem can be observed in the 'two vertical grids' demo: https://gridstackjs.com/demo/two_vertical.html
Steps to reproduce:
Open the 'two vertical grids' demo
Start dragging a widget
Drag over another widget (in the same grid), triggering them swapping
Drag the widget outside of bounds, resetting it
The widget is now behind the other widget
Expected behaviour:
The state of the grid should get reset to before the widget gets dragged (without the swapping)
Or, the other widget gets pushed horizontally instead (which I imagine is quite troublesome to implement)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
start dragging item 1 to left
drag out and release outside
you end up overlapping (item 1 goes back to original instead of last placeholder OR reset original layout)
Description:
While working with the library I noticed that sometimes my widgets completely dissapeared, and after some investigating I discovered that they are not deleted, but rather overlap with eachother. This behaviour happens when an item gets reset out of bounds after it has swapped with another widget. I tried to find the root of the problem, which seems to be caused by me using the maxRow setting, specifically maxRow = 1, but it most likely also occurs with other amounts. This behaviour does not happen without the maxRow limitation, as it then instead pushes the other widget down vertically. The problem can be observed in the 'two vertical grids' demo: https://gridstackjs.com/demo/two_vertical.html
Steps to reproduce:
Expected behaviour:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: