[krimeParticipant]

So I needa stop drag&drop while loading? or give a piece of loading animation to prevent user drag&drop?

[krimeParticipant]

Let me make it clear:
The bug comes out by 2 steps:
1. Expand the item and drag the item itself slightly at the same time (the `drag’ operation is necessary);
2. After the subtree of the item is expanded (or loaded), drag the item again, the item would fly away out of the box.

or, another version happened with the following steps:
1. Expand the item and start dragging the item itself at the same time, this time, hold it and no releasing (no `dragEnd’ event happened);
2. After the subtree of the item is expanded (or loaded), drag the item again, the item just move a little offset and never allow to move any more
Thanks regards,
Krime

[krimeParticipant]

Oh, man…

[krimeParticipant]

Seems like I’ve use the jqx 3.0.4 version, which has no bounding limit to minwidth and maxwidth. Problems solved!
Thanks regards
Krime

[krimeParticipant]

Yep, you are right, but when I build a complicated enough UI window,
I suddenly find that the gridindentwidth force to 10, which made me
confused…
How did that happen?

[krimeParticipant]

🙂

[krimeParticipant]

But there is scrollbarsize in jqxGrid. Are there any possible that other jqx- widgets (like jqxTree) support scrollbarsize?
I hope this would become true because I think the thinner scrollbar is kind of cute.

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