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Your examples show moving between pre-existing DOM elements in multiple lists, but in Angular all DOM elements are generated via the data model.
When moving from one list to another, it succeeds moving the DOM item and the data item, BUT it does not remove it from the previous data list. The previous list reappears as if cloned. It doesn't appear to know to remove from the data model which would certainly be an Angular specific thing.
I had to plug into onRemove: and do a dirty check of the removed evt.model attribute (ie: id) from the actual scope variable.
Your examples show moving between pre-existing DOM elements in multiple lists, but in Angular all DOM elements are generated via the data model.
When moving from one list to another, it succeeds moving the DOM item and the data item, BUT it does not remove it from the previous data list. The previous list reappears as if cloned. It doesn't appear to know to remove from the data model which would certainly be an Angular specific thing.
I had to plug into
onRemove:
and do a dirty check of the removedevt.model
attribute (ie: id) from the actual scope variable.Will this be solved by #36?
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