fix(day-view): prevent selection when dragging cal-event

[dwknippers]

Fixes issue where hour labels would be selected while dragging a day event.

The picture below demonstrates the issue reproduced on the official demo page.

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[mattlewis92]

Awesome, thank you! 😄 Will cut a patch release shortly with the fix

[dwknippers]

Please note that commit did not fix issue. Several browsers require a prefix in order for the rule to be applied. See https://caniuse.com/#feat=user-select-none. 'user-select' only works on chrome AFAIK.

[mattlewis92]

FYI the prefix gets added at build time by auto-prefixer, if you check the dist files you'll see it there: https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/css/angular-calendar.css

[dwknippers]

Ah that explains, sorry I didn't know. Still new to web dev :)

[ahuetWL]

Hi, I am not familiar with web dev neither, but using Firefox 61.0 64bits, the issue is not solved in the Kitchen Sink demo (neither on my app :'( )
I probably did not undertsand what changes to apply to my code / browser, could you be more specific please ?
Thanks in advance !

[dwknippers]

Hey, running the latest version the issue is fixed. Are you sure you are running v0.25.2^?
Try running npm install angular-calendar to update to the latest version.

If that doesn't help, ensure "angular-calendar": "^<version number>",
is within your package.json (note the "^").

[ahuetWL]

Yes I am running the latest version : package.json -> "angular-calendar": "^0.25.2"
And by "the Kitchen Sink demo" I mean the demo in the browser (accessible here), not one I could have copied on my computer