Completed
Last Updated: 01 Feb 2024 06:49 by ADMIN
Release 2024 Q2 (May)
The behavior is reproducible if you have selected item(s) at the beginning of the list and one of them is focused. In this case, if you scroll down, so the selected item is out of view, pressing `Shift` or `Ctrl` scrolls to the focused selected item at the top preventing you from clicking on the last item.

The same issue can be reproduced in reverse - if you select an item at the bottom and scroll to the top so the selection is not in the view. In this case, pressing `Shift` or `Ctrl` will force scroll down to the focused selected item.

The issue is reproducible in both selection modes.
Unplanned
Last Updated: 18 Jan 2024 08:01 by Lee

Is there a way to designate which element is the area to start a drag?

 

=====ADMIN EDIT=====

In the interim, as an alternative approach, you have the option to specify the drag handle element using JavaScript to selectively disable the dragging functionality for all elements within the ItemTemplate, except for the intended drag handle. Here is an example: REPL link.

Unplanned
Last Updated: 15 Jan 2024 11:07 by Arnold
I would like to drag all selected items from one ListBox and drop them to another. 
Unplanned
Last Updated: 16 Nov 2023 13:18 by Larry
Created by: Larry
Comments: 0
Category: ListBox
Type: Feature Request
2

I have a ListBox on the same page as an Editor. I want to drag items from the ListBox to the Editor. Currently, it is not possible to drag items outside of the ListBox.

The drag events will also allow me to get the dragged item, so I can remove it from the ListBox's data when the user drops it in the Editor.

Please expose OnDragStart / OnDrag events to allow me to achieve that. Also, enhance the OnDrop event to allow dropping items outside of the ListBox.

Unplanned
Last Updated: 25 Oct 2023 12:26 by Stefan
Created by: Stefan
Comments: 0
Category: ListBox
Type: Bug Report
1
When the ListBox is focused for the first time via the keyboard, it should focus the first selected item. Currently it focuses the first item, regardless of selection.