cancelRowDrop

fires on moving a mouse pointer out of borders of a row while dragging the row

cancelRowDrop: (data: object, events: MouseEvent) => any;

Parameters:

• data: object - data object. It contains the following parameters:
  • start: string | number - the id of a row, from which the dragging process has started
  • source: array - an array with ids of dragged rows
  • target: string | number - the id of a potential target row
• events: MouseEvent - a native HTML event object

Example

treegrid.events.on("cancelRowDrop", function(data, events) {
  // your logic here
});

Related sample: TreeGrid. Events

Change log:

added in v7.0