Allow custom data copy function

[andreasrueedlinger]

Allow custom data copy function

[ErwinSanquer]

Any update regarding this feature ?
Great job btw !

[ErwinSanquer]

I try to change the value in the event (drag) but when it's drop it still keep the old value.
I did find a way to change the dropped Item, but definitly not that nice implementation.

<div class="ngx-dnd-container" (drop)="builderDrop($event)" ngxDroppable="oneway-target" [removeOnSpill]="true" [model]="droppedItems">
                        <div class="ngx-dnd-item" ngxDraggable="['oneway-target']" *ngFor="let item of droppedItems" [model]="item">{{item.name_application_field}}</div>
</div>

builderDrop(e: any) {
        if (e.value IS_YOUR_OLD_TYPE) {
            const index = this.droppedItems.indexOf(e.value);
            this.droppedItems.splice(index, 1, new ApplicationField(new Date().getTime(), e.value.field_type,
                this.applicationId, e.value.field_type, {}));
       }
}

The if in the builderDrop is mandatory if you want to be able to sort the element with the modified type, otherwise it create a new elem each time you drop.
Still should be nice to have some update feature or some explanation on how to achieve this properly.

[Hypercubed]

Yes, the drop event is how I am doing it now. I would like to allow a custom method for copy but have yet decided the best ergonomics for this. I've found that passing functions into components can be troublesome.

[ErwinSanquer]

Maybe allowing to use .map() could be the solution if you want to avoid passing a function ?

[Eve-Sama]

Anything about this feature?

[Delagen]

Any updates?