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in v1 if a sortable-item specified a selector for the dragElement, and no such element existed, the item would be unsortable.
in v3 these items become sortable by dragging the main element.
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@MelSumner it was not documented, so it's likely a bug.
That said the old behavior was a bit "odd" in that there was never support for rending with/without a drag handler available via selector and then later having that change in a new render post-initialization. In our app I migrated us to using the disabled attributes, which is a much simpler path forward for this case than having us do a difficult re-check of the DOM on each update. It might be worthwhile to simply document this as a breaking-change retroactively and mention the solution as being to use the disabled arg.
in v1 if a sortable-item specified a selector for the dragElement, and no such element existed, the item would be unsortable.
in v3 these items become sortable by dragging the main element.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: