Closed swaroopjo closed 4 years ago
You can either emulate that (by listening for jstree events and only process the ones you need), or use DOM events and then get what you need from the jstree instance. Let me know if there is something I am missing?
I am trying to integrate jsTree into React and listening to dragover event and running a react state update code is very slow. I wish there was a dragenter event i could listen, which is triggered only once when the node enters the target.