Using interaction groups, this example demonstrates how to tie into the Drag & Drop Utility's interesting moments to provide visual affordances for the current drag operation.
The YUI Drag & Drop Utility lets you make HTML elements draggable.
All drag and drop instances are assigned to an interaction group. If a group is not
specified in the constuctor, it is assigned to the default
group. A given instance
can belong to more than one group.
In this example, we have two interaction groups, topslots
and bottomslots
. The grey
squares are the "slots", so #1 and #2 are the topslots
and the others are the bottomslots
.
These are YAHOO.util.DDTarget
instances, which means they can be targeted, but
not dragged.
The colored "player" squares below are draggable. #1 and #2 are in the topslots
group,
#3 and #4 are in the bottomslots
group, and #5 and #6 are assigned to both groups.
When the drag starts, we use the highlight the slots that can be targeted by checking the group
information.
Markup:
Code:
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