onAfterDrop

fires after drag-n-drop was finished

function onAfterDrop(
    // the drag-n-drop context
    context: object,
    // the native event object
    native_event: Event
): void

Example

gridb.attachEvent("onBeforeDrop", function (context, native_event) {
  for (var i = 0; i < context.source.length; i++) {
    const newId = new Date().getTime();
    context.from.copy(context.source[i], context.index, this, newId);
  }
  return false;
});

some.attachEvent("onAfterDrop", function(context, native_event){
    //... some code here ...
});

also check the next samples:

• Using Events for Customizing Drag-and-Drop

Details

The drag-and-drop context can have the following properties:

• from - the source object
• to - the target object
• source - the ID of the dragged item(s)
• target - the ID of the drop target, null for drop on an empty space
• start - the ID from which drag-n-drop was started

See also

Articles

• Drag-and-drop with DataGrid

API

• onBeforeDrop
• copy