Open austincondiff opened 10 years ago
Have you tried this with a handle enabled?
In my tests e.offsetX and e.offsetY are both undefined
Edit: Actually even when I don't have the handle enabled, both are undefined
Works perfect for me. Hmm... why would they be undefined?
I will look into it some more because this would be a nice tweak, didn't like the 'snap to the middle' effect going on, as the handles I have are in the top right of the elements so it was a bit of a jump.
Edit: So after a bit of searching, the issue is Firefox, Chrome has offsetX and Y just fine, they aren't consistently handled in different browsers though. There would need to be some extra calculation to try figure out the offset in Firefox and any other browser that didn't properly support it.
Hi acondiff,
could you help me, How to enable drag in the position as identify(on top, on bottom...)
Thanks,
I'd like to propose that you change lines 429 and 430 from this: selected_offset_y = $selected.outerHeight() / 2; return selected_offset_x = $selected.outerWidth() / 2;
to this: selected_offset_y = e.offsetY; return selected_offset_x = e.offsetX;
Dragging will seem more fluid because the element being dragged won't snap to the center to be dragged by the center of the object but rather will be dragged from the coordinates that you clicked the element.