#15204 new bug ()

Opened June 12, 2017 07:41AM UTC

Last modified August 03, 2017 06:12PM UTC

nesting droppable over event not triggered for ancestor of Internal droppable accepted drop

Reported by:	javad89198103	Owned by:
Priority:	minor	Milestone:	none
Component:	ui.droppable	Version:	1.12.1
Keywords:		Cc:
Blocked by:		Blocking:

Description

The steps below are applicable to the following http://jsfiddle.net/jj89198103/wn6n16on/1/

Steps:

1 - Click on and drag "drag me" button onto the inner Droppable\\\\

2 - Release and drop it (making another droppable is because of better understanding)\\\\

3 - Note that the border color of current droppable changes on **over** event\\\\

4 - Now! click and drag button again to the previous droppable accepted drop\\\\

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Bugs:

the **"over"** event for ancestor of this not triggered As long as **"out"** event happen for this(**in other words:** you must dragEnter and then dragLeave to reset over state triggering )\\\\

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Change History (4)

Changed June 12, 2017 07:48AM UTC by javad89198103 comment:1

description:	The steps below are applicable to the following [http://jsfiddle.net/jj89198103/wn6n16on/1/] \ \ \ == Steps: \ 1 - Click on and drag "drag me" buttom onto the inner Droppable\\\\ \ 2 - Release and drop it (making another droppable is because of better understanding)\\\\ \ 3 - Note that the border color of current droppable changes on over event\\\\ \ 4 - Now! click and drag button again to the previous droppable accepted drop\\\\ \ \\\\ \ == Bugs: \ the "over" event for ancestor of this not triggered As long as "out" event happen for this(in other words: you must dragEnter and then dragLeave to reset over state triggering )\\\\ \ → The steps below are applicable to the following [http://jsfiddle.net/jj89198103/wn6n16on/1/] \ \ \ == Steps: \ 1 - Click on and drag "drag me" button onto the inner Droppable\\\\ \ 2 - Release and drop it (making another droppable is because of better understanding)\\\\ \ 3 - Note that the border color of current droppable changes on over event\\\\ \ 4 - Now! click and drag button again to the previous droppable accepted drop\\\\ \ \\\\ \ == Bugs: \ the "over" event for ancestor of this not triggered As long as "out" event happen for this(in other words: you must dragEnter and then dragLeave to reset over state triggering )\\\\ \

description:

The steps below are applicable to the following [http://jsfiddle.net/jj89198103/wn6n16on/1/] \ \ \ == Steps: \ 1 - Click on and drag "drag me" buttom onto the inner Droppable\\\\ \ 2 - Release and drop it (making another droppable is because of better understanding)\\\\ \ 3 - Note that the border color of current droppable changes on **over** event\\\\ \ 4 - Now! click and drag button again to the previous droppable accepted drop\\\\ \ \\\\ \ == Bugs: \ the **"over"** event for ancestor of this not triggered As long as **"out"** event happen for this(**in other words:** you must dragEnter and then dragLeave to reset over state triggering )\\\\ \ → The steps below are applicable to the following [http://jsfiddle.net/jj89198103/wn6n16on/1/] \ \ \ == Steps: \ 1 - Click on and drag "drag me" button onto the inner Droppable\\\\ \ 2 - Release and drop it (making another droppable is because of better understanding)\\\\ \ 3 - Note that the border color of current droppable changes on **over** event\\\\ \ 4 - Now! click and drag button again to the previous droppable accepted drop\\\\ \ \\\\ \ == Bugs: \ the **"over"** event for ancestor of this not triggered As long as **"out"** event happen for this(**in other words:** you must dragEnter and then dragLeave to reset over state triggering )\\\\ \

Changed August 02, 2017 02:21PM UTC by reidbill comment:2

We are seeing the same issue, can we move the priority of this ticket up from minor?

Changed August 03, 2017 06:09PM UTC by javad89198103 comment:3

Replying to [comment:2 reidbill]: