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55 < title > solid-ui UI.widgets.draganddrop examples page</ title >
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20- < h2 id ="makeDropTarget "> < a href ="#makeDropTarget "> DragAndDrop</ a > </ h2 >
21- < p > < strong > DragAndDrop</ strong > has three functions that can be used to handle dragging and dropping of uris, files, and
22- images.</ p >
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24- < p > < strong > makeDraggable</ strong > is used to make an element Draggable. Along with the
25- HTML Element, it is also necessary to pass an object with a uri. This is used to set the data on the
26- EventListener for 'dragstart'. </ p >
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28- < p > < strong > makeDropTarget</ strong > is used to make an element enabled as a drop target. Along with the HTML Element, it is also
29- necessary to pass in two callback functions; one to handle draggable uris and the other to handle draggable
30- files and images.</ p >
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32- < p > < strong > uploadFiles</ strong > is used to process the files that a user is uploading.</ p >
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35- < p id ="drag " draggable ="true "> < strong > Drag me to the target! </ strong > </ p >
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37- < div id ="target ">
38- < p > Drag the message above or drag any file or image and drop it on this target to see it work. </ p >
39- < img src ="../../src/icons/noun_748003.svg " width ="200 " height ="200 ">
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42- < script id ="script-makeDropTarget ">
43- const droppedURIHandler = function ( ) {
44- return alert ( 'URI was dropped' )
45- }
46- const droppedFileHandler = function ( ) {
47- return alert ( 'File was dropped' )
48- /* Example from meeting panes for using uploadFiles in the droppedFileHandler function
49- which is passed to the makeDropTarget function.
50- ***************
51- function (files) {
52- UI.widgets.uploadFiles(kb.fetcher, files, meeting.dir().uri + 'Files', meeting.dir().uri + 'Pictures',
53- function (theFile, _destURI) {
54- if (theFile.type.startsWith('image/')) {
55- makePicturesFolder('Files') // if necessary
56- } else {
57- makeMaterialsFolder('Pictures')
58- }
59- }) */
60- }
61- const target = document . querySelector ( '#target' )
62- const dragElement = document . querySelector ( '#drag' )
63- const uri = new UI . rdf . NamedNode ( 'https://exampleuser.inrupt.net' )
64- UI . widgets . makeDropTarget ( target , droppedURIHandler , droppedFileHandler )
65- UI . widgets . makeDraggable ( dragElement , uri )
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67- < pre id ="viewSource-makeDropTarget "> </ pre >
68- < script >
69- showSource ( 'makeDropTarget' )
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9+ < h1 > These examples have moved to storybook</ h1 >
10+ < a href ="https://solid.github.io/solid-ui/examples/storybook/?path=/docs/drag-drop--draggable "> https://solid.github.io/solid-ui/examples/storybook/?path=/docs/drag-drop--draggable</ a >
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