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I am using the react library dazzle https://github.com/Raathigesh/dazzle and the default add method allows it such that when one widget is dragged and dropped to another container the container expands to hold both widgets. Would it be possible to have it such that the widgets swap. ex. drag A to container B, widget B now moves to container A and widget A is now in container b. Any help would be great:



import React, Component from 'react';
import Dashboard, addWidget from 'react-dazzle';


import Header from './Header';
import EditBar from './EditBar';
import Container from './Container';
import AddWidgetDialog from './AddWidgetDialog';
import CustomFrame from './CustomFrame';


import BarChart from './widgets/BarChart';
import LineChart from './widgets/LineChart';
//import ApprovalList from './ApprovalList';
import DataTable from './tableWidget';

import 'bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css';


import 'react-dazzle/lib/style/style.css';


import '../styles/custom.css';

class App extends Component
constructor(props)
super(props);
this.state =

widgets:
BarWidget:
type: BarChart,
title: 'Bar Graph Widget',
,
ApprovalWidget:
type: DataTable,
title: 'Order Approval',
,
LineWidget:
type: LineChart,
title: 'Trend Graph Widget',
,


,

layout:
rows: [
columns: [
className: 'col-md-12 col-sm-12 col-xs-12',
widgets: [key: 'LineWidget'],
],
,
columns: [
className: 'col-md-8 col-sm-8 col-xs-8',
widgets: [key: 'BarWidget'],
,
className: 'col-md-4 col-sm-4 col-xs-4',
widgets: [key: 'ApprovalWidget'],
],
],
,
editMode: false,
isModalOpen: false,
addWidgetOptions: null,
;



onRemove = (layout) =>
this.setState(
layout: layout,
);



onAdd = (layout, rowIndex, columnIndex) =>

this.setState(
isModalOpen: true,
addWidgetOptions:
layout,
rowIndex,
columnIndex,
,
);


onMove = (layout) =>
this.setState(
layout: layout,
);



onRequestClose = () =>
this.setState(
isModalOpen: false,
);


render()
return (
<Container>
<AddWidgetDialog widgets=this.state.widgets isModalOpen=this.state.isModalOpen onRequestClose=this.onRequestClose onWidgetSelect=this.handleWidgetSelection/>
<Header />
<EditBar onEdit=this.toggleEdit />
<Dashboard
frameComponent=CustomFrame
onRemove=this.onRemove
layout=this.state.layout
widgets=this.state.widgets
editable=this.state.editMode
onAdd=this.onAdd
onMove=this.onMove
addWidgetComponentText="Add New Widget"
/>

</Container>
);


toggleEdit = () =>
this.setState(
editMode: !this.state.editMode,
);
;

handleWidgetSelection = (widgetName) =>
const layout, rowIndex, columnIndex = this.state.addWidgetOptions;


this.setState(
layout: addWidget(layout, rowIndex, columnIndex, widgetName),
);

this.onRequestClose();



export default App;









share|improve this question



















  • 1





    Maintain a variable of the existing widget value. When you add a widget, call removeWidget(layout, rowIndex, columnIndex, widgetIndex); with the existing value and after that, add like you are already doing.

    – Shivam Gupta
    Mar 25 at 19:34











  • I was thinking the same thing but I am fairly new to react and I am not sure how to implement this as there is no pre-existing removeWidget() method.

    – Indusha Sembakutti
    Mar 25 at 19:59











  • You can ask the dazzle developer to expose the removeWidget method. They already use it internally in edit mode. They have an onRemove method, but I don't think it does what we want it to do here.

    – Shivam Gupta
    Mar 25 at 22:06

















0















I am using the react library dazzle https://github.com/Raathigesh/dazzle and the default add method allows it such that when one widget is dragged and dropped to another container the container expands to hold both widgets. Would it be possible to have it such that the widgets swap. ex. drag A to container B, widget B now moves to container A and widget A is now in container b. Any help would be great:



import React, Component from 'react';
import Dashboard, addWidget from 'react-dazzle';


import Header from './Header';
import EditBar from './EditBar';
import Container from './Container';
import AddWidgetDialog from './AddWidgetDialog';
import CustomFrame from './CustomFrame';


import BarChart from './widgets/BarChart';
import LineChart from './widgets/LineChart';
//import ApprovalList from './ApprovalList';
import DataTable from './tableWidget';

import 'bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css';


import 'react-dazzle/lib/style/style.css';


import '../styles/custom.css';

class App extends Component
constructor(props)
super(props);
this.state =

widgets:
BarWidget:
type: BarChart,
title: 'Bar Graph Widget',
,
ApprovalWidget:
type: DataTable,
title: 'Order Approval',
,
LineWidget:
type: LineChart,
title: 'Trend Graph Widget',
,


,

layout:
rows: [
columns: [
className: 'col-md-12 col-sm-12 col-xs-12',
widgets: [key: 'LineWidget'],
],
,
columns: [
className: 'col-md-8 col-sm-8 col-xs-8',
widgets: [key: 'BarWidget'],
,
className: 'col-md-4 col-sm-4 col-xs-4',
widgets: [key: 'ApprovalWidget'],
],
],
,
editMode: false,
isModalOpen: false,
addWidgetOptions: null,
;



onRemove = (layout) =>
this.setState(
layout: layout,
);



onAdd = (layout, rowIndex, columnIndex) =>

this.setState(
isModalOpen: true,
addWidgetOptions:
layout,
rowIndex,
columnIndex,
,
);


onMove = (layout) =>
this.setState(
layout: layout,
);



onRequestClose = () =>
this.setState(
isModalOpen: false,
);


render()
return (
<Container>
<AddWidgetDialog widgets=this.state.widgets isModalOpen=this.state.isModalOpen onRequestClose=this.onRequestClose onWidgetSelect=this.handleWidgetSelection/>
<Header />
<EditBar onEdit=this.toggleEdit />
<Dashboard
frameComponent=CustomFrame
onRemove=this.onRemove
layout=this.state.layout
widgets=this.state.widgets
editable=this.state.editMode
onAdd=this.onAdd
onMove=this.onMove
addWidgetComponentText="Add New Widget"
/>

</Container>
);


toggleEdit = () =>
this.setState(
editMode: !this.state.editMode,
);
;

handleWidgetSelection = (widgetName) =>
const layout, rowIndex, columnIndex = this.state.addWidgetOptions;


this.setState(
layout: addWidget(layout, rowIndex, columnIndex, widgetName),
);

this.onRequestClose();



export default App;









share|improve this question



















  • 1





    Maintain a variable of the existing widget value. When you add a widget, call removeWidget(layout, rowIndex, columnIndex, widgetIndex); with the existing value and after that, add like you are already doing.

    – Shivam Gupta
    Mar 25 at 19:34











  • I was thinking the same thing but I am fairly new to react and I am not sure how to implement this as there is no pre-existing removeWidget() method.

    – Indusha Sembakutti
    Mar 25 at 19:59











  • You can ask the dazzle developer to expose the removeWidget method. They already use it internally in edit mode. They have an onRemove method, but I don't think it does what we want it to do here.

    – Shivam Gupta
    Mar 25 at 22:06













0












0








0








I am using the react library dazzle https://github.com/Raathigesh/dazzle and the default add method allows it such that when one widget is dragged and dropped to another container the container expands to hold both widgets. Would it be possible to have it such that the widgets swap. ex. drag A to container B, widget B now moves to container A and widget A is now in container b. Any help would be great:



import React, Component from 'react';
import Dashboard, addWidget from 'react-dazzle';


import Header from './Header';
import EditBar from './EditBar';
import Container from './Container';
import AddWidgetDialog from './AddWidgetDialog';
import CustomFrame from './CustomFrame';


import BarChart from './widgets/BarChart';
import LineChart from './widgets/LineChart';
//import ApprovalList from './ApprovalList';
import DataTable from './tableWidget';

import 'bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css';


import 'react-dazzle/lib/style/style.css';


import '../styles/custom.css';

class App extends Component
constructor(props)
super(props);
this.state =

widgets:
BarWidget:
type: BarChart,
title: 'Bar Graph Widget',
,
ApprovalWidget:
type: DataTable,
title: 'Order Approval',
,
LineWidget:
type: LineChart,
title: 'Trend Graph Widget',
,


,

layout:
rows: [
columns: [
className: 'col-md-12 col-sm-12 col-xs-12',
widgets: [key: 'LineWidget'],
],
,
columns: [
className: 'col-md-8 col-sm-8 col-xs-8',
widgets: [key: 'BarWidget'],
,
className: 'col-md-4 col-sm-4 col-xs-4',
widgets: [key: 'ApprovalWidget'],
],
],
,
editMode: false,
isModalOpen: false,
addWidgetOptions: null,
;



onRemove = (layout) =>
this.setState(
layout: layout,
);



onAdd = (layout, rowIndex, columnIndex) =>

this.setState(
isModalOpen: true,
addWidgetOptions:
layout,
rowIndex,
columnIndex,
,
);


onMove = (layout) =>
this.setState(
layout: layout,
);



onRequestClose = () =>
this.setState(
isModalOpen: false,
);


render()
return (
<Container>
<AddWidgetDialog widgets=this.state.widgets isModalOpen=this.state.isModalOpen onRequestClose=this.onRequestClose onWidgetSelect=this.handleWidgetSelection/>
<Header />
<EditBar onEdit=this.toggleEdit />
<Dashboard
frameComponent=CustomFrame
onRemove=this.onRemove
layout=this.state.layout
widgets=this.state.widgets
editable=this.state.editMode
onAdd=this.onAdd
onMove=this.onMove
addWidgetComponentText="Add New Widget"
/>

</Container>
);


toggleEdit = () =>
this.setState(
editMode: !this.state.editMode,
);
;

handleWidgetSelection = (widgetName) =>
const layout, rowIndex, columnIndex = this.state.addWidgetOptions;


this.setState(
layout: addWidget(layout, rowIndex, columnIndex, widgetName),
);

this.onRequestClose();



export default App;









share|improve this question
















I am using the react library dazzle https://github.com/Raathigesh/dazzle and the default add method allows it such that when one widget is dragged and dropped to another container the container expands to hold both widgets. Would it be possible to have it such that the widgets swap. ex. drag A to container B, widget B now moves to container A and widget A is now in container b. Any help would be great:



import React, Component from 'react';
import Dashboard, addWidget from 'react-dazzle';


import Header from './Header';
import EditBar from './EditBar';
import Container from './Container';
import AddWidgetDialog from './AddWidgetDialog';
import CustomFrame from './CustomFrame';


import BarChart from './widgets/BarChart';
import LineChart from './widgets/LineChart';
//import ApprovalList from './ApprovalList';
import DataTable from './tableWidget';

import 'bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css';


import 'react-dazzle/lib/style/style.css';


import '../styles/custom.css';

class App extends Component
constructor(props)
super(props);
this.state =

widgets:
BarWidget:
type: BarChart,
title: 'Bar Graph Widget',
,
ApprovalWidget:
type: DataTable,
title: 'Order Approval',
,
LineWidget:
type: LineChart,
title: 'Trend Graph Widget',
,


,

layout:
rows: [
columns: [
className: 'col-md-12 col-sm-12 col-xs-12',
widgets: [key: 'LineWidget'],
],
,
columns: [
className: 'col-md-8 col-sm-8 col-xs-8',
widgets: [key: 'BarWidget'],
,
className: 'col-md-4 col-sm-4 col-xs-4',
widgets: [key: 'ApprovalWidget'],
],
],
,
editMode: false,
isModalOpen: false,
addWidgetOptions: null,
;



onRemove = (layout) =>
this.setState(
layout: layout,
);



onAdd = (layout, rowIndex, columnIndex) =>

this.setState(
isModalOpen: true,
addWidgetOptions:
layout,
rowIndex,
columnIndex,
,
);


onMove = (layout) =>
this.setState(
layout: layout,
);



onRequestClose = () =>
this.setState(
isModalOpen: false,
);


render()
return (
<Container>
<AddWidgetDialog widgets=this.state.widgets isModalOpen=this.state.isModalOpen onRequestClose=this.onRequestClose onWidgetSelect=this.handleWidgetSelection/>
<Header />
<EditBar onEdit=this.toggleEdit />
<Dashboard
frameComponent=CustomFrame
onRemove=this.onRemove
layout=this.state.layout
widgets=this.state.widgets
editable=this.state.editMode
onAdd=this.onAdd
onMove=this.onMove
addWidgetComponentText="Add New Widget"
/>

</Container>
);


toggleEdit = () =>
this.setState(
editMode: !this.state.editMode,
);
;

handleWidgetSelection = (widgetName) =>
const layout, rowIndex, columnIndex = this.state.addWidgetOptions;


this.setState(
layout: addWidget(layout, rowIndex, columnIndex, widgetName),
);

this.onRequestClose();



export default App;






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    Maintain a variable of the existing widget value. When you add a widget, call removeWidget(layout, rowIndex, columnIndex, widgetIndex); with the existing value and after that, add like you are already doing.

    – Shivam Gupta
    Mar 25 at 19:34











  • I was thinking the same thing but I am fairly new to react and I am not sure how to implement this as there is no pre-existing removeWidget() method.

    – Indusha Sembakutti
    Mar 25 at 19:59











  • You can ask the dazzle developer to expose the removeWidget method. They already use it internally in edit mode. They have an onRemove method, but I don't think it does what we want it to do here.

    – Shivam Gupta
    Mar 25 at 22:06












  • 1





    Maintain a variable of the existing widget value. When you add a widget, call removeWidget(layout, rowIndex, columnIndex, widgetIndex); with the existing value and after that, add like you are already doing.

    – Shivam Gupta
    Mar 25 at 19:34











  • I was thinking the same thing but I am fairly new to react and I am not sure how to implement this as there is no pre-existing removeWidget() method.

    – Indusha Sembakutti
    Mar 25 at 19:59











  • You can ask the dazzle developer to expose the removeWidget method. They already use it internally in edit mode. They have an onRemove method, but I don't think it does what we want it to do here.

    – Shivam Gupta
    Mar 25 at 22:06







1




1





Maintain a variable of the existing widget value. When you add a widget, call removeWidget(layout, rowIndex, columnIndex, widgetIndex); with the existing value and after that, add like you are already doing.

– Shivam Gupta
Mar 25 at 19:34





Maintain a variable of the existing widget value. When you add a widget, call removeWidget(layout, rowIndex, columnIndex, widgetIndex); with the existing value and after that, add like you are already doing.

– Shivam Gupta
Mar 25 at 19:34













I was thinking the same thing but I am fairly new to react and I am not sure how to implement this as there is no pre-existing removeWidget() method.

– Indusha Sembakutti
Mar 25 at 19:59





I was thinking the same thing but I am fairly new to react and I am not sure how to implement this as there is no pre-existing removeWidget() method.

– Indusha Sembakutti
Mar 25 at 19:59













You can ask the dazzle developer to expose the removeWidget method. They already use it internally in edit mode. They have an onRemove method, but I don't think it does what we want it to do here.

– Shivam Gupta
Mar 25 at 22:06





You can ask the dazzle developer to expose the removeWidget method. They already use it internally in edit mode. They have an onRemove method, but I don't think it does what we want it to do here.

– Shivam Gupta
Mar 25 at 22:06












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