Patch to make dnd work in firefox. #70
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@LeifAndersen I released a new version 2.0.0-beta.2 of this library. Can you check if the issue persists? |
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NOTE: This patch is "not" ready to merge, I made this PR as a request for comments/improvements.
It seems like in firefox, svg elements will not have their
onDragStartfunction called. They will, however have theironMouseDownfunction called. This patch adds aonMouseDowncallback, but it also nulls the data stored in the dragging event. Since onMouseDown doesn't seem to let you add information to the drag store, I suspect a shadow store would need to be created in the component's react state.