In line 670 of index.es.js we have:
// run all reorder events
if (mode && mode === DragMode.SWAP) {
this.reorder.forEach(function (o) {
return cols[o.a] = cols.splice(o.b, 1, cols[o.a])[0];
});
} else {
// mode: reorder - default
this.reorder.forEach(function (o) {
return cols.splice(o.a, 0, cols.splice(o.b, 1)[0]);
});
}Based on what I have seen and tested, this is what causes the reordering.
Would it be possible add a conditional prop so that we can decide ourselves whether we want to reorder?
I know the use case of this can be quite specific and rare. But in my use case, I want to handle the reordering myself, and update the table with my own reordering.
If I do so now, this library will do a double reordering because I am updating the table with my new order of columns.
If I comment out the code above, there will not be a double reordering and instead, only my own reorder will count.
Thanks.
In line 670 of index.es.js we have:
Based on what I have seen and tested, this is what causes the reordering.
Would it be possible add a conditional prop so that we can decide ourselves whether we want to reorder?
I know the use case of this can be quite specific and rare. But in my use case, I want to handle the reordering myself, and update the table with my own reordering.
If I do so now, this library will do a double reordering because I am updating the table with my new order of columns.
If I comment out the code above, there will not be a double reordering and instead, only my own reorder will count.
Thanks.