Currently, in IE11, if you mousedown on a scollbar to scroll a DIV with overflow:scroll, this registers as a start-of-drag and drop.
It can be prevented by returning early in the dragsource:
$(element).on('mousedown', selectors.initiate, function(event) {
if ($(event.target).is('input,select,option,button,textarea')) {
return;
}
if (inScrollRange(event)) {
console.log("No drag and drop, we are on a scrollbar!");
return;
}
Hi,
Currently, in IE11, if you mousedown on a scollbar to scroll a DIV with overflow:scroll, this registers as a start-of-drag and drop.
It can be prevented by returning early in the dragsource:
The imlementation of
inScrollRange
can be taken from: http://jsfiddle.net/aKejW/I got this to work, but it is still a bit messy. Maybe you have a better idea?