I've found that dojo.dnd.Moveable dragging breaks if the cursor moves off of the object during the drag. This happens in two situations:
1: If delay is set to a positive value, the user clicks near the edge of the moveable, and then drags off the moveable before the cursor distance exceeds the delay amount. This means that delay values can't get anywhere near the size of the object being dragged, or the user will find that dragging doesn't start when he expects it to.
2: If there's a performance issue and the user moves the mouse fast enough so that the cursor leaves the moveable before the moveable can react. This happens with complex software and/or with debugging turned on, and means that the user will "drop" the moveable without releasing the mouse button.
Can Moveable be enhanced so that it can catch up to the cursor even if the cursor leaves the Moveable?
#2 is hard to reproduce, but
#2 is hard to reproduce, but #1 should be fairly easy. Please file a bug and attach the test case to it.
I don't have a trac account,
I don't have a trac account, and the link from trac.dojotoolkit.org for registration leads to https://dojotoolkit.org/user/register , which says "You are not authorized to access this page."
I do have an account on dojotoolkit.org (hence this message), but I haven't been able to set the password; whenever I logout I have to request a new password and login using the emailed link. I'll then set the password (both fields) and then click "Submit", but the next time I logout I again can't login.
(Yes, #1 is easy to duplicate. #2 isn't very hard either. I'll work up a test case.)
we're in the process of
we're in the process of redirecting everything to bugs.dojotoolkit.org -- if you login by going to that page, with the username/password you use here, does it work then?
Nope... can't login anywhere...
My username and password don't work at all. If I request a password with my email address then I can login using that link, and purportedly set my password. But if I logout, I have to do it again.
(Usernames and passwords are
(Usernames and passwords are working now: thanks.)
I've submitted bugs with repro cases for both issues. The latter issue was actually with iframes; if you rapidly drag across an iframe the drag may fail.