I was wondering. using this directive blocks the ng-dblclick events, just the same as the older versions of pure jquery ui. I know that people have been using some hacks (I know i did) to trigger selection only after a few pixels have been moved with the mouse.
Is this supported in your directive or should I implement it myself?
Hi!
I was wondering. using this directive blocks the ng-dblclick events, just the same as the older versions of pure jquery ui. I know that people have been using some hacks (I know i did) to trigger selection only after a few pixels have been moved with the mouse.
Is this supported in your directive or should I implement it myself?
Kind Regards Hubert Sobków