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QUESTION
Problem : trying to simulate drag drop in frontend that uses angular-drag-and-drop-lists (go to detailed description)
Tried :
1.jquery-simulate: Gives following error
Uncaught TypeError: Failed to execute 'dispatchEvent' on 'EventTarget': parameter 1 is not of type 'Event'.
2.drag-drop-helper.js : click happens on item to be dragged
3.drag_to : nothing happens
Need some more suggestions .
Thanks
jquery-simulate: https://github.com/jquery/jquery-simulate
sorry not able to post link for drag_to and drag-drop-helper.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-18 at 07:06Custom event needed to adjusted like this :
QUESTION
I am trying to simulate the drag and drop simulation using jquery-simulate-ext plugin of jquery-ui.
Before I give the details of the scenario , let me show you the js fiddle here .
I have 3 columns of divs
. In 1st column, I have 3 draggables with country names, in 2nd column 3 droppables of blank divs
and in 3rd column 3 normal div
s with city names . So after all the draggables from 1st column are dropped on 2nd cloumn , 2nd and 3rd column rows will make a sense of country-city relationship.
But the problem is after the simulation is done, 1st and 2nd draggables are dropped on expected droppables but 3rd draggable just sticks to the mouse instead of dropping on the droppable. To find the behaviour, after the js fiddle page mentioned above loads, just move your mouse cursor on the result section and you will see that a draggable is also moving along with the mouse. You have to click somewhere to make the draggable sit on the droppable or draggable section (depends on which area you are clicking ). This happens only in Firefox whereas in chrome, the draggable just moves along with the cursor only inside the appropriate droppable section and then sits inside that automatically.
What I want is: as with other draggables, the 3rd draggable should not move along with the moving of the mouse and should sit on the desired droppable automatically .
Explanation of code :
Every draggable div
with class draggable_div
has an attribute data-index
(value 1,2,3 etc). Same scenario is true with the droppable divs
(with class droppable_blank
) . Now at the start of the JS code, I have the line :
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-10 at 00:49it is because it simulating drag
event only without drop
, use drag-n-drop
instead.
QUESTION
Fellow developers,
I've been creating an app for a while and it has been relatively useful. However, there is only one limitation that I haven't found how to fix and yes, I have read multiple similar issues:
jquery select option click handler
click option in select by jquery?
simulating mouse click on select option with jquery
jQuery simulate click event on select option
jQuery click event not working on option element
Including, even other non-StackOverFlow forums and I have read thousands of times that I need to use the change event from jQuery and I knew it since I used it before. This is my code:
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-13 at 10:06This might help you out. The options can be given as input options based on you UI. so you can use the input tags itself which on click of the selected option it triggers event as well
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