Open z1haze opened 7 years ago
Yes. The callback can actually take 3 arguments, where the first is the draggabilly instance. onDrag: function(draggie, event, pointer) { ... }
You can try that, it seems that how I did it myself. But I'm not 100% sure.
According to the docs that is not what the callbaxk receives. Can you elaborate on this? Docs show, event, pointer, and vector path or whatever it's called. Mom are the instance of the drag object I checked
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Yes. The callback can actually take 3 arguments, where the first is the draggabilly instance. onDrag: function(draggie, event, pointer) { ... }
You can try that, it seems that how I did it myself. But I'm not 100% sure.
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How do you get access to the draggabilly instance in the in dragStart, etc handlers?
Normally the context of
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inside of that handler is the draggabilly object, but i dont see anything that shows how to get it from your directive.