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$.event.special.drag 1.4
Changes in Version 1.4, Released 2009-01-26
- Fixed a mistake where the "which" property was not correctly checked.
- Changed the initial test for checking if a drag is already underway (within
the shared handler) to an internal property instead of checking for the document
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Changes in Version 1.3, Released 2009-01-26
- Now Compatable with jQuery 1.3.x and jQuery 1.2.x
- Fixed a problem with the return value of event handlers. Now use the property
"event.result" instead of the (obsolete) return value of "jQuery.event.handle"
- Fixed the logic for determining the proxy element returned from "dragstart",
The document was being set as the proxy when dragstart returned undefined, and
this caused an error in the offset method in jQuery 1.3
- Added "document.selection.empty()" to the private static "selectable" function
Thanks José Mata.
- Added a "which" property to the "jQuery.event.special.drag" object, which
defines the mouse button to "accept" on mousedown to initialize draggging. The
default value is "1" (left mouse button), this attribute is customizable through
the "bind" method using the optional "data" argument.