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When a container element wrapping the SortableJS interaction is being scaled with a CSS transform and forceFallback: true is being used, there appears to be an error in the calculation of scaling for the .sortable-fallback element, causing it to continually rescale ever smaller/larger on each drag position update.
With a scale of less than 1 on the ancestor element, the dragged item vanishes to oblivion and over-corrects X/Y position. With a scale of greater than 1, the dragged item grows to encompass the whole screen.
It seems that a calculation that should be happening once to correct for the scale is instead happening continuously and cumulatively.
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forceFallback & scaled container produce multiplied diminishing scale
forceFallback & scaled container produce continuously multiplied scale
Dec 2, 2019
Problem:
When a container element wrapping the SortableJS interaction is being scaled with a CSS transform and
forceFallback: true
is being used, there appears to be an error in the calculation of scaling for the .sortable-fallback element, causing it to continually rescale ever smaller/larger on each drag position update.With a scale of less than 1 on the ancestor element, the dragged item vanishes to oblivion and over-corrects X/Y position. With a scale of greater than 1, the dragged item grows to encompass the whole screen.
It seems that a calculation that should be happening once to correct for the scale is instead happening continuously and cumulatively.
This behaviour does not appear to exist in 1.9.0.
JSBin/JSFiddle demonstrating the problem:
Demonstration of draggable item shrinking exponentially:
http://jsfiddle.net/GBorreson/m549v1t0/6/
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: