@Rob_Hatch @Anna_Wiersema
Can one of the existing Drag/Drop ideas or a newly created idea be merged with all the other Drag/Drop ideas? We all essentially want this ability on Tables, Lists, and Decks. Then review the comments on each to count the votes they used to have.
The first idea is a js library that seems like it would be amazing.
Really neat new drag and drop JS library. I’m not an ace developer, but if I figure out how to integrate this with skuid I’ll post it here. Hopefully if someone else beats me to it they’ll do the same. https://shopify.github.io/draggable/
hello We use a lot of priority lists ( in projects , phase, steps/tasks and in general views ) , Whilst Skuid works very fast in editing, it would be very welcome to reordering items in a list by dragging&dropping For instance if I have a tasklist ordered on the Duedate and I wil drag&drop an item from that same list inbetween two other dates. The item will then get a date inbetween the two Or if I order the same list on PRIORITY and drag an item from URGENT to MEDIUM it automatically adjusts th…
I’d rather not use any extra tools unless I have too. Trello looks pretty cool but it’s outside Salesforce. Much of it can be reproduced in Skuid if only: - records could be dragged from one component to another. Doing so would simply impose the component model conditions upon the record being dropped into it. Would be slick if the models used were based upon on the activities object. - the order of the tasks could drag and drop - related records could be dragged and dropped onto the task card. …
Finally implemented jQuery .sortable() to enable drag-and-drop reordering on a skuid table. turned out to be much simpler than I expected! I have an Order__c field on the object which starts at index 1, and I’m just updating that field after every reorder. Here’s my inline javascript: (function(skuid){ var $ = skuid.$; $(document.body).one(‘pageload’,function(){ var component = skuid.$C(‘MyComponentId’), listContents = component && component.element.find(‘.nx-list-contents’); listCon…
