react-sortablejs | React bindings for SortableJS | Frontend Framework library
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React bindings to SortableJS. Please note that this is not considered ready for production, as there are still a number of bugs being sent through.
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QUESTION
I have an application where items can be dragged and dropped between two lists. For this I use react-sortablejs (which uses sortablejs).
When I start my React application normally (in dev mode or deployed standalone) the drag and drop works as desired.
However, as soon as I embed the application in a SharePoint page (using webpart), the drag and drop feature starts to go haywire: the first drop works as desired, but all subsequent drops of the same item result in strange behavior, primarily duplication of the item.
After some debugging, it looks to me like the item remains in the old list and therefore an error occurs when the item is "pushed back" or a duplicate occurs because another item is pushed into the same list.
I therefore don't think that this is a problem of the library itself (also because I haven't found any similar error messages about this), but that it has something to do with SharePoint. I noticed in another context that classic context menus with absolute positioning also cause problems because event.pageX and event.pageY contain different values.
Anyway, at the moment I have no clue to get to the bottom of this problem, so I'm hoping that anyone might have had similar experiences before. Maybe this ticket will help someone else who runs into similar problems in the future.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 08:42My problem went away after setting forceFallack
to true
QUESTION
Trying to run this on docker, but I get EBADENGINE unsupported engine warning (and subsquent build fail, which I assume are related at least somewhat).
Docker command (from cloned project root with package.json file):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-26 at 14:08Okay that was dumb. But yes, to read those error message for other npm newbs out there:
QUESTION
This functional component should display a sorted list with checkboxes at each item that change the values in the store.
For some reason it is not re-rendered when the store is changed. And without a re-renderer, it (and the whole application) works very crookedly and halfway. I suspect that this is because the store object remains the same, albeit with new content. But I don’t understand how to fix it. I have even inserted a force update to the checkbox handler, but for some reason it does not work too.
Component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-03 at 10:04- First of all, you don't pass the new game via
mapStateToProps
into Component in a state change, and even you do,useState
won't use new game prop value for non-first render. You must use useEffect and trigger changes of the game and set the to state locally.
At this point you must find the inner state redundant and you can remove it and totally rely on the redux state.
QUESTION
I buy and use a ReactJS template. this is the template that I use
I wanna install All dependencies using npm install
in root directory of Templates(React-App)
but i got an ERROR like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-10 at 20:19This error occurs when you have a library listed as your dependency but it does not actually exist due to some reason.
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