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I am currently using angular-ui-tree library and I am trying to achieve following behavior:

When user just click on 'draggable node' it triggers ng-click function, if user click and start dragging ng-click is ignored and regular drag-n-drop starts.

I have following html structure:

<div ui-tree="rootTree" ng-controller="Controller">
    <div ui-tree-nodes="" ng-model="nodes">
        <div ng-repeat="node in nodes" ui-tree-node="" ng-click="selectNode(node)" >
            <div ui-tree-handle="">
            ...
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>
</div>

Current behavior is that drag-n-drop starts immediately on 'mousedown' and there is no way to distinguish 'click' from attempt to start dragging

Here is the library code which triggers drag-n-drop of the node uiTreeNode.js

var bindDrag = function() {
   element.bind('touchstart mousedown', function (e) {
   if (!scope.$treeScope.multiSelect) {
      dragDelaying = true;
      dragStarted = false;
      dragTimer = $timeout(function() {
         dragStartEvent(e);
         dragDelaying = false;
      },    scope.$treeScope.dragDelay);
   } else {
      toggleSelect(e);
   }
   });
   element.bind('touchend touchcancel mouseup', function() {
      $timeout.cancel(dragTimer);
   });
};
Opal
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2 Answers2

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I just had the same issue and I solved it by increasing the data-drag-delay to 100, Try:

ui-tree="rootTree" ng-controller="Controller" data-drag-delay="100"

Corey Adler
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It's quite old question, but if you don't want to have delay you can register dropped() callback and execute your click action if index did not change. For example:

dropped: function(event){
    //if element was not moved, use click event
    if(event.source.index == event.dest.index){
        $scope.someAction();
    }
}
practical programmer
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  • when you define your `ui-tree` you can define it with options like `ui-tree="options"` inside this options object you can define a lot of callbacks functions like `dropped`. See https://github.com/angular-ui-tree/angular-ui-tree#methods-in-callbacks – Richard Fazzi Dec 03 '18 at 16:37