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Calling the vue method from inside an event from VueDraggable
I am trying to get drag and drop function working in the vue.js app using vue-draggable https://vuejsexamples.com/vuejs-drag-and-drop-library-without-any-dependency/
The library has few events you can listen to and I would like to execute some logic once the item is dropped. However, I am not able to access vue component 'this' along with the data and methods. I've tried to use this.$dispatch('symDragged', event); but it is not working for the same reason. 'this' is not a vue instance but rather instance of draggable element.
Here is the code:
export default {
components: {
ICol,
SymptomsChooser, MultiSelectEditor, TempPressureChooser, BodyPartsEditor, MandatorySymptomsChooser},
data() {
return {
// data ommited...
options: {
dropzoneSelector: 'ul',
draggableSelector: 'li',
excludeOlderBrowsers: true,
showDropzoneAreas: true,
multipleDropzonesItemsDraggingEnabled: true,
onDrop(event) {
// delete symptom from old basket and add it to new one
let oldBasket = event.owner.accessKey;
let newBasket = event.droptarget.accessKey;
//this is not working
//this.symDragged(this.draggedSymId, oldBasket, newBasket);
},
onDragstart(event) {
this.draggedSymId = event.items[0].accessKey;
}
}
}
},
methods: {
symDragged(symId, oldBasketId, newBasketId) {
console.log("symDragged!");
let draggedSym = this.getSymById(symId);
let basketOld = this.getBasketById(oldBasketId);
this.delSym(basketOld, draggedSym);
this.addSym({baskedId: newBaskedId, sym: draggedSym});
}
//other methods ommited
}
}
So, what is the correct way to call the vue component method from callback event? Or maybe I need to create another event so that vue instance could listen to it?
Thanks for you help!
javascript vue.js drag-and-drop event-handling draggable
asked Jan 1 at 13:31
Vitalii OleksivVitalii Oleksiv
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I am trying to get drag and drop function working in the vue.js app using vue-draggable https://vuejsexamples.com/vuejs-drag-and-drop-library-without-any-dependency/
The library has few events you can listen to and I would like to execute some logic once the item is dropped. However, I am not able to access vue component 'this' along with the data and methods. I've tried to use this.$dispatch('symDragged', event); but it is not working for the same reason. 'this' is not a vue instance but rather instance of draggable element.
Here is the code:
export default {
components: {
ICol,
SymptomsChooser, MultiSelectEditor, TempPressureChooser, BodyPartsEditor, MandatorySymptomsChooser},
data() {
return {
// data ommited...
options: {
dropzoneSelector: 'ul',
draggableSelector: 'li',
excludeOlderBrowsers: true,
showDropzoneAreas: true,
multipleDropzonesItemsDraggingEnabled: true,
onDrop(event) {
// delete symptom from old basket and add it to new one
let oldBasket = event.owner.accessKey;
let newBasket = event.droptarget.accessKey;
//this is not working
//this.symDragged(this.draggedSymId, oldBasket, newBasket);
},
onDragstart(event) {
this.draggedSymId = event.items[0].accessKey;
}
}
}
},
methods: {
symDragged(symId, oldBasketId, newBasketId) {
console.log("symDragged!");
let draggedSym = this.getSymById(symId);
let basketOld = this.getBasketById(oldBasketId);
this.delSym(basketOld, draggedSym);
this.addSym({baskedId: newBaskedId, sym: draggedSym});
}
//other methods ommited
}
}
So, what is the correct way to call the vue component method from callback event? Or maybe I need to create another event so that vue instance could listen to it?
Thanks for you help!
javascript vue.js drag-and-drop event-handling draggable
asked Jan 1 at 13:31
Vitalii OleksivVitalii Oleksiv
120118
add a comment |
I am trying to get drag and drop function working in the vue.js app using vue-draggable https://vuejsexamples.com/vuejs-drag-and-drop-library-without-any-dependency/
The library has few events you can listen to and I would like to execute some logic once the item is dropped. However, I am not able to access vue component 'this' along with the data and methods. I've tried to use this.$dispatch('symDragged', event); but it is not working for the same reason. 'this' is not a vue instance but rather instance of draggable element.
Here is the code:
export default {
components: {
ICol,
SymptomsChooser, MultiSelectEditor, TempPressureChooser, BodyPartsEditor, MandatorySymptomsChooser},
data() {
return {
// data ommited...
options: {
dropzoneSelector: 'ul',
draggableSelector: 'li',
excludeOlderBrowsers: true,
showDropzoneAreas: true,
multipleDropzonesItemsDraggingEnabled: true,
onDrop(event) {
// delete symptom from old basket and add it to new one
let oldBasket = event.owner.accessKey;
let newBasket = event.droptarget.accessKey;
//this is not working
//this.symDragged(this.draggedSymId, oldBasket, newBasket);
},
onDragstart(event) {
this.draggedSymId = event.items[0].accessKey;
}
}
}
},
methods: {
symDragged(symId, oldBasketId, newBasketId) {
console.log("symDragged!");
let draggedSym = this.getSymById(symId);
let basketOld = this.getBasketById(oldBasketId);
this.delSym(basketOld, draggedSym);
this.addSym({baskedId: newBaskedId, sym: draggedSym});
}
//other methods ommited
}
}
So, what is the correct way to call the vue component method from callback event? Or maybe I need to create another event so that vue instance could listen to it?
Thanks for you help!
javascript vue.js drag-and-drop event-handling draggable
asked Jan 1 at 13:31
Vitalii OleksivVitalii Oleksiv
120118
I am trying to get drag and drop function working in the vue.js app using vue-draggable https://vuejsexamples.com/vuejs-drag-and-drop-library-without-any-dependency/
The library has few events you can listen to and I would like to execute some logic once the item is dropped. However, I am not able to access vue component 'this' along with the data and methods. I've tried to use this.$dispatch('symDragged', event); but it is not working for the same reason. 'this' is not a vue instance but rather instance of draggable element.
Here is the code:
export default {
components: {
ICol,
SymptomsChooser, MultiSelectEditor, TempPressureChooser, BodyPartsEditor, MandatorySymptomsChooser},
data() {
return {
// data ommited...
options: {
dropzoneSelector: 'ul',
draggableSelector: 'li',
excludeOlderBrowsers: true,
showDropzoneAreas: true,
multipleDropzonesItemsDraggingEnabled: true,
onDrop(event) {
// delete symptom from old basket and add it to new one
let oldBasket = event.owner.accessKey;
let newBasket = event.droptarget.accessKey;
//this is not working
//this.symDragged(this.draggedSymId, oldBasket, newBasket);
},
onDragstart(event) {
this.draggedSymId = event.items[0].accessKey;
}
}
}
},
methods: {
symDragged(symId, oldBasketId, newBasketId) {
console.log("symDragged!");
let draggedSym = this.getSymById(symId);
let basketOld = this.getBasketById(oldBasketId);
this.delSym(basketOld, draggedSym);
this.addSym({baskedId: newBaskedId, sym: draggedSym});
}
//other methods ommited
}
}
So, what is the correct way to call the vue component method from callback event? Or maybe I need to create another event so that vue instance could listen to it?
Thanks for you help!
javascript vue.js drag-and-drop event-handling draggable
javascript vue.js drag-and-drop event-handling draggable
asked Jan 1 at 13:31
Vitalii OleksivVitalii Oleksiv
120118
asked Jan 1 at 13:31
Vitalii OleksivVitalii Oleksiv
120118
asked Jan 1 at 13:31
Vitalii OleksivVitalii Oleksiv
120118
asked Jan 1 at 13:31
Vitalii OleksivVitalii Oleksiv
120118
asked Jan 1 at 13:31
Vitalii OleksivVitalii Oleksiv
120118
120118
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The problem you are facing is that with this you are referencing to the returned data object scope and not component scope. The best way to solve this is to make reference to the component instance, so later on you can call anything attached to that instance. You can also take a look at codesandbox example https://codesandbox.io/embed/7kykmmmznq
data() {
const componentInstance = this;
return {
onDrop() {
let oldBasket = event.owner.accessKey;
let newBasket = event.droptarget.accessKey;
let draggedItemsAccessKeys = event.items.map(element => element.accessKey);
componentInstance.symDragged(
draggedItemsAccessKeys,
oldBasket,
newBasket
);
}
}
}
answered Jan 1 at 14:21
Nikola SpalevicNikola Spalevic
361313
That's what I was looking for. Thank you!
– Vitalii Oleksiv
Jan 1 at 15:49
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The problem you are facing is that with this you are referencing to the returned data object scope and not component scope. The best way to solve this is to make reference to the component instance, so later on you can call anything attached to that instance. You can also take a look at codesandbox example https://codesandbox.io/embed/7kykmmmznq
data() {
const componentInstance = this;
return {
onDrop() {
let oldBasket = event.owner.accessKey;
let newBasket = event.droptarget.accessKey;
let draggedItemsAccessKeys = event.items.map(element => element.accessKey);
componentInstance.symDragged(
draggedItemsAccessKeys,
oldBasket,
newBasket
);
}
}
}
answered Jan 1 at 14:21
Nikola SpalevicNikola Spalevic
361313
That's what I was looking for. Thank you!
– Vitalii Oleksiv
Jan 1 at 15:49
add a comment |
The problem you are facing is that with this you are referencing to the returned data object scope and not component scope. The best way to solve this is to make reference to the component instance, so later on you can call anything attached to that instance. You can also take a look at codesandbox example https://codesandbox.io/embed/7kykmmmznq
data() {
const componentInstance = this;
return {
onDrop() {
let oldBasket = event.owner.accessKey;
let newBasket = event.droptarget.accessKey;
let draggedItemsAccessKeys = event.items.map(element => element.accessKey);
componentInstance.symDragged(
draggedItemsAccessKeys,
oldBasket,
newBasket
);
}
}
}
answered Jan 1 at 14:21
Nikola SpalevicNikola Spalevic
361313
That's what I was looking for. Thank you!
– Vitalii Oleksiv
Jan 1 at 15:49
add a comment |
The problem you are facing is that with this you are referencing to the returned data object scope and not component scope. The best way to solve this is to make reference to the component instance, so later on you can call anything attached to that instance. You can also take a look at codesandbox example https://codesandbox.io/embed/7kykmmmznq
data() {
const componentInstance = this;
return {
onDrop() {
let oldBasket = event.owner.accessKey;
let newBasket = event.droptarget.accessKey;
let draggedItemsAccessKeys = event.items.map(element => element.accessKey);
componentInstance.symDragged(
draggedItemsAccessKeys,
oldBasket,
newBasket
);
}
}
}
answered Jan 1 at 14:21
Nikola SpalevicNikola Spalevic
361313
The problem you are facing is that with this you are referencing to the returned data object scope and not component scope. The best way to solve this is to make reference to the component instance, so later on you can call anything attached to that instance. You can also take a look at codesandbox example https://codesandbox.io/embed/7kykmmmznq
data() {
const componentInstance = this;
return {
onDrop() {
let oldBasket = event.owner.accessKey;
let newBasket = event.droptarget.accessKey;
let draggedItemsAccessKeys = event.items.map(element => element.accessKey);
componentInstance.symDragged(
draggedItemsAccessKeys,
oldBasket,
newBasket
);
}
}
}
answered Jan 1 at 14:21
Nikola SpalevicNikola Spalevic
361313
answered Jan 1 at 14:21
Nikola SpalevicNikola Spalevic
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answered Jan 1 at 14:21
Nikola SpalevicNikola Spalevic
361313
answered Jan 1 at 14:21
Nikola SpalevicNikola Spalevic
361313
361313
That's what I was looking for. Thank you!
– Vitalii Oleksiv
Jan 1 at 15:49
add a comment |
That's what I was looking for. Thank you!
– Vitalii Oleksiv
Jan 1 at 15:49
That's what I was looking for. Thank you!
– Vitalii Oleksiv
Jan 1 at 15:49
That's what I was looking for. Thank you!
– Vitalii Oleksiv
Jan 1 at 15:49
add a comment |
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