Nested lists problem with "index" about angular-dragdrop HOT 9 CLOSED

Can you create a demo on jsfiddle or plunkr?

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Thanks for your quick response. I have created the demo see here: http://jsfiddle.net/vladir/KVzap/12/, I've used a similar case of one you have in the demos dir. If you need something else, just let me know. Thanks in advance,

Kind regards,
Vladir

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@vladir whats the problem with the demo you created?

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What I want is to make possible that the big items can work without affect the small ones, and vice versa. For example if you try to drag and drop the "Item3 list1" to where is "Item2 list1", they should interchange their positions (it is what I want they do). Also, the same for the small items, and when we drag and drop the small items, which belong to a big item, they should interchange position inside its parent (the big item), but without affecting the other small items that aren't in this big item. For example if you move "Item1" to where is "Item2" inside the big item "Item3 list1", the small "Item1" and "Item2" autside "Item3 list1" should so nothing. Did you get it? Please, if you need more details, only let me know. Thanks.

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Oh I see. You have nested droppables and hence the directive is not able to figure out where to drop the draggable item. The fix is to apply the accept option on the droppables using data-jqyoui-options.

On first droppables (the big tiles): data-jqyoui-options="{accept:'.btn-draggable[ng-model=list1]'}
On second droppables (the small tiles): data-jqyoui-options="{accept:'li.btn-draggable[ng-model=list2]'}"

This way small tiles can be swapped with small tiles only and big tiles with big tiles.

Demo: http://jsfiddle.net/WHLZG/3/

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Great! Thanks a lot! I have seen that most of what I wanted to do is working as a charm in your demo. Only one detail, could we have the small tiles work only for the "scope" of its parent? I noticed that when I swap small tiles all small tiles swap also in each big tile. Thanks again by your help and your time.

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Are you saying if I alter the ordering of small tiles within the first big tile then remaining tiles in other big tiles should be untouched?

I think thats not possible because all small tiles in different big tiles share the same model. If you can take a separate model for each set of small tiles then you can fix the issue.

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Thank you very much. Yes, you're right, the small ones share the same model. You have done a great work! Thanks again.

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Thanks @vladir

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