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ng-Sortable: Cloning to a second list failure #205
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In addition to the odd cloning within the first list, the list you're pulling from will often rearrange, even if sort is off. |
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Try dev-branch: http:https://jsbin.com/funukuveli/1/edit |
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http:https://jsbin.com/nariwudamo/1/edit?html,js,output Issue described @etcook is confirmed. |
@RubaXa This doesn't resolve the issue of the objects in the first list not obeying the sort config. I'll open a separate issue. |
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When I use ng-sortable.js and clone one element from a list to another, I get a weird result when cloning an element the second time.
The same configuration works fine when I use Sortable "plain".
You can test it here: http:https://jsbin.com/yiwugopimu/1/edit?html,js,output
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