vue-draggable-resizable | Vue2 Component for draggable and resizable elements | Grid library
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Vue2 Component for draggable and resizable elements.
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QUESTION
I have a Grid with vue-panZoom
inside it there is a vue-draggable-resizable area like in the image below
When i drag the (vue-draggable-resizable) gray square, the black (pan-zoom) rectangle also moves. when the gray square is selected, the panZoom must be locked or in the beforeMouseDown & beforeWheel mode state.
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Answered 2021-May-12 at 12:00Yes, those methods should work with Vue.js. All you have to do is access $panZoomInstance via ref.
QUESTION
i'm new with node, i have to deploy my first application.
this is my package.json:
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Answered 2021-Apr-25 at 15:46Looking at your package.json, it seems your are working on a client-side application. Such applications run in the client's browser, rather than in Node. Heroku is for running server-side applications, so it's probably not the right place to deploy your app.
Take a look at something like Vercel or Netlify instead. They provide tools to automatically build and deploy client-side applications to edge networks with only a few clicks.
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We've built a wysiwig editor with VueJS using TypeScript and vue-property-decorator. I can't really go into detail and extracting a code snipped to show the issue is nearly impossible. Thus I hope I can explain the issue enough and maybe someone can give some pointers, where we may have a bug.
The root component is the Layout Editor which has a layout panel and a properties panel, similar to fat clients. You can arrange elements in this layout panel with a drag&drop component. The component hierarchy is like this: LayoutEditor -> BaseElement (which contains the drag&drop component) -> Actual Element (which is in the slot of the drag&drop component). Some simplified code examples:
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Answered 2020-Jul-10 at 10:26For what you describe it could be a problem of complex objects nesting, known to have problems with reactivity
Sometimes you may want to assign a number of properties to an existing object, for example using Object.assign() or _.extend(). However, new properties added to the object will not trigger changes. In such cases, create a fresh object with properties from both the original object and the mixin object.
Now, I see that when the properties are taken from the DB you do not have this problem, so it can lead to look on how you add the properties to the newly created element; because when you pull down from the DB all the properties are more likely already instanced by your backend code.
As example of what I'm saying, lets take a User.
If I pull a user from the db, in the very easy case it has an ID, an email and a psw.
But if I create the user in frontend (eg in a register form), I won't have the id, until I add it to the user in case of successful creation. Depending on how I defined my user in the store, and how I add the new properties, those will, or not, be reactive.
Usually using the Vue API method Vue.set(obj,prop,value) or creating a new Object from the stored one solve this problem.
QUESTION
I've tried a few libraries and Vue.js plugins already, but after testing they all appeared to be lacking one/more of the necessary features.
I need to create a grid of video HTML elements, that can be dragged and dropped around to reorder them, and that can be resized with a consistent aspect ratio of 16:9
Also, i'm using typescript in vue.js
plugins/libraries I've tried:
i've also tried just plain css grids, but coudn't get the drag & drop to work with the video elements
Does anybody have some advice/links that could help me?
First question btw :)
Thanks in advance!
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Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 01:35The HTML Drag and Drop interfaces work well but they require a lot of work. The best drag & drop library I've seen is the one from Shopify; it's very slick! https://shopify.github.io/draggable/
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I'm using laravel together with VueJS and I never entirely understood the logic behind the 'import', 'use' and 'component' used in app.js. Maybe someone could give me a hint/link on how to use them correctly.
To use custom vue components (separate files) in a blade I need to define them in the root 'app.js' file.
Now here I'm kind of lost. Inside the app.js file there are:
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Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 13:191.import is not vue related. Its function is to bring another js module into current js module. If u know old js, it is similar to require(), it was introduced in es6.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/import
The difference between "require(x)" and "import x". this answer explained whats different between import and require.
2.Vue.use is vue's feature, to install vue plugin. Links below explained what's a vue plugin looks like and how to install it.
3.Vue.component and components both are the ways for vue to register vue component.
QUESTION
I have a project in vuejs + vuetify, the project is running fine on chrome browser but when I run the project on Internet Explorer 11 It only shows me the session pages and when i hit the login button it gives me this error
Unhandled promise rejection SyntaxError: Expected ':'
in console and I have to hit the login button twice to enter the app. Here I do not see the main content of page, only sidebar menu gets displayed and the main content is not renderd and I again get an error in my console which is
Unhandled promise rejection NavigationDuplicated: Navigating to current location(/dashboard/home/something) is not allowed
This is my package.json
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Answered 2019-Dec-20 at 12:28I solved this issue by downgrading the version of vue2-dropzone, its latest version has some issues with IE11 and pass "vue2-dropzone" inside the transpileDependencies of your webpack file.
QUESTION
My component is a modal which displays an with some tags on top.
I get the image dimensions using const size = this.$refs.media.getBoundingClientRect().
However, the height and width is 0, so the tags become placed wrong.
So it seems the image hasn't loaded yet? If I delay getting the height+width with setTimeout, I do get the width and height. But it seems like a not too reliable workaround.
I have "v-cloak" on the modal, but that doesn't work.
I can get the html element with this.$refs.media, but it doesn't mean that the image is loaded, apparently. So, is there a way to check if the image is loaded? Is there some way to delay the component until the image is loaded?
One more thing: if I add a "width" and "height" in inline style on the img, then those values are available directly. But I don't want to set the size that way because it ruins the responsiveness.
The code doesn't say much more, but it is basically:
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Answered 2019-Dec-09 at 17:31You could load the image first via javascript, and after it's loaded run the renderTags method.
E.g., do something like this:
QUESTION
I'm using VueJS and have nested elements which are dynamically created like so:
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Answered 2019-Sep-11 at 01:47Try using CSS display:contents on the outer element. This display property basically makes the element "invisible" to the browser.
However, I think you'd be better off by refactoring your Vue template to remove the outer element. For example, you could process the objects array to combine its children before doing the loop.
QUESTION
According to this answer, I should be able to get the element that an element "drop" occurred over. However, it's reporting really odd and random results which always seems to be parent elements instead of the actual child element the dragged element is dropped on.
Here's the FULL CODE EXAMPLE on CodeSandbox with the pertinent snippets shown below...
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Answered 2019-Mar-02 at 09:41As @Joao pointed out, document.elementFromPoint() requires viewport coordinates, but VueDraggableResizable provides offset coordinates (based on its configured lock aspect ratio and bounds) relative to the initial drop-element. You could still get the viewport coordinates by grabbing them from the draggable item itself.
Steps:
Add a
refto(which will create an array of references to the draggable), and update thedragstop-handler to also take an index that we'll use with the applicablerefin the next step:
QUESTION
I'm using the vue-draggable-resizable component that will give the x,y offset coordinates as to where my element was dropped on the page (that all works great). However, I would like to know if there's a way to the determine if the drop coordinates overlaps another element. I basically have pages stacked down the page and would like to know which page the element was dropped over so I can update the page number that the element belongs to.
So, my question is, how can I determine if a given x,y coordinates is overlapping another element?
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Answered 2019-Feb-23 at 11:52You could use those drop coordinates with document.elementFromPoint(x,y). The key is to disable pointer-events on 's dragging element so that document.elementFromPoint(x,y) can grab the element underneath.
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