# j-Draggable

> A simple component which can capture drag & drop operation.

Framework: jcomponent20
Product: jComponent 20 (jcomponent@20)
Language: en
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A simple component which can capture drag & drop operation.


__Configuration__:

- `selector {String}` jQuery selector for capturing of element for "drag"
- `exec {String}` a path to method `function(meta, el)`

```javascript
function method(meta, el) {
	// meta.pageX;    {Number}
	// meta.pageY;    {Number}
	// meta.offsetX;  {Number}
	// meta.offsetY;  {Number}
	// meta.el;       {jQuery element} dragged element
	// meta.target;   {jQuery element} target (where the element has been dropped?)
}
```

Use it with `<ui-component name="draggable">`. When the component is not loaded yet, jComponent downloads it on first use from the address in `DEF.fallback` (the Componentator CDN by default). Author: Peter Širka. Source: the Componentator components repository, MIT license.

```html example.html
<ul>
	<li draggable="true">Drag me: A</li>
	<li draggable="true">Drag me: B</li>
	<li draggable="true">Drag me: C</li>
	<li draggable="true">Drag me: D</li>
	<li draggable="true">Drag me: E</li>
</ul>

<ui-component name="draggable" config="selector:li;exec:showinfo" style="line-height:300px;background-color:#F0F0F0;text-align:center;">
	Open Web Developer console
</ui-component>

<script>
	function showinfo(meta, el) {
		console.log(meta);
	}
</script>
```