Open objectorientedperson opened 2 years ago
Hi @objectorientedperson
That sounds like a great feature and shouldn't be too hard to implement. I will add this feature to my roadmap for the next major version 4.0.0
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@karvulf thank you so much. Cannot wait!
@karvulf any progress for the next version?
I wish I could say yes, but I just hadn't enough time to implement your feature. I am still on the process to rebuild the drag and drop functionality. This is the most important and complicated feature, so it takes a lot of time that I need. I hope in the beginning of the next year, I will finish that. @objectorientedperson
What you could think of, did you try to implement your feature request with just a normal GridView
. In your case you don't want to reorder the items, right? So I am pretty sure that this implementation should also work without this package. @objectorientedperson
Glad to hear it will be available soon.
My case is reorder + merge, yes with current widgets we can add merge functionality but I need them both. And there is no any plugin/library does that.
hi @karvulf, would be glad to hear from you for any updates.
Hello @objectorientedperson
I am very sorry, I totally forgot to notify you. Could that solve your issue? #89 The user built a solution to delete an item, probably that could also be something useful for your usecase.
@karvulf hello, it's ok, unfortunately it doesn't solve it. Still no way to drag&drop + merge. (like in home screen of ios/android)
What did not work or do you have an example code? I was pretty sure that #89 could solve this but I guess that your usecase is different. @objectorientedperson
Use case: Drag one item to another so that I can merge the one to another object when I drop. (It's like in Android/iOS home screen where you can drag apps to folders or drag into another that it creates a folder) Basically supporting both drag and drop, and when dropped into another item (before reorder) user can have ability to merge the items.
Simple action: https://i.stack.imgur.com/bIS09.gif
So user can either re-order, or merges the items together before the next index moves.