Drag & Drop: Examples
The Drag & Drop Utility allows you to create a variety of standard draggable objects with just a few lines of code and then, using its extensive API, add your own specific implementation logic.
- Simple Drag: This example shows a simple drag interaction that doesn't require a drop interaction.
- Drag Node Plugin: This example shows how to apply the Drag Plugin to a node
- Proxy Drag: This example shows a simple proxy drag interaction that doesn't require a drop interaction.
- Drag Constrained to a Region: This example shows how to constrain a draggable Node to another Node's region.
- Interaction Groups: Using interaction groups, this example demonstrates how to tie into the Drag & Drop Utility's interesting moments to provide visual affordances for the current drag operation.
- Using the Drag Shim: This example shows the use of the drag shim when dragging nodes over other troublesome nodes.
- Animated Drop Targets: This example will show you how to make an animated node a Drop target.
- Drop Based Coding: This example shows how to use the Drop Target events to code your application.
- Window Scrolling: This example shows how you can use the DD Scroll plugin to scroll the browser window as you drag.
- Drag Delegation: This example shows how you can use DD.Delegate to create a scalable solution which supports multiple draggable items.
- Drag Delegation with a Drop Target: This example uses DD.Delegate to support dragging multiple items and dropping them onto a Drop Target.
- Using Drag Plugins with Delegate: This example show how you can use the Drag plugins with a DD Delegate based solution.
- List Reorder w/Bubbling: This example shows how to make a sortable list using Custom Event Bubbling.
- List Reorder w/Scrolling: This example shows how to make a sortable list using Custom Event Bubbling and Node Scrolling.
- Portal Style Example: Portal style example using Drag & Drop Event Bubbling and Animation.
- Photo Browser: An example Photo Browser application.
Examples That Make Use of Drag & Drop
- Adjusting a Page Theme on the Fly (included with examples for the StyleSheet)
