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2020-10-02 16-19-16
Kim Allan Castillo
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Draggable container within a container using JavaScript
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JavaScript

I would like to implement the draggable container within a container like this link...

https://jqueryui.com/draggable/#constrain-movement

Can someone give an example? 

To be specific, I want the "draggable3" part. That prevents the child container to be moved outside the parent container.

This is a little bit urgent :(

Let me know if you guys needed more info.

Thank you. 

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18 Jul 2019

Hi Kim,

That is not really an OutSystems related question.

If you want to implement drag and drop functionality in OutSystems I suggest you check out existing Forge components with which you can implementent drag and drop.

For example with this one https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/385/drag-and-drop

Regards,

Dsniel

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18 Jul 2019

Daniël Kuhlmann wrote:

Hi Kim,

That is not really an OutSystems related question.

If you want to implement drag and drop functionality in OutSystems I suggest you check out existing Forge components with which you can implementent drag and drop.

For example with this one https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/385/drag-and-drop

Regards,

Dsniel

Hi, Daniel.

Thanks for responding. However, what i really want is to implement the jquery/javascript into Outsystems. As i've read multiple sources for integrating javascript to Outsystems. 

If you someone could give me a hand on converting the drag functionality using javascript to Outsystems, that would be helpful. 

Thank you!


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18 Jul 2019

Hi Kim,


Always good to drop by with your Outsystems questions.

 Try this link, it will help you find out more how to implement JS in Outsytems:

Use JavaScript Code from an External Library

If you still have an issue with your implementation drop by and explain exactly what you want.


Greetings,

Guilherme Menescal Dantas.

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