onAfterDrop
fires after drag-n-drop was finished
void onAfterDrop(object context,Event native_event);
context | object | the drag-n-drop context |
native_event | Event | the native event object |
Example
$$("dashboard").attachEvent("onAfterDrop", function(context, native_event){
//... some code here ...
});
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Details
The drag-and-drop context can have the following properties:
- from - the source object
- to - the target object
- source - the ID of the dragged item(s)
- target - the ID of the drop target, null for drop on an empty space
- start - the ID from which drag-n-drop was started
See also
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