Working Razor component drag events example

[Jarek300]

Could you provide working example of using drag events i.e. ondragstart, ondragover and ondrop? Example should show how to put data into DataTransfer and DataTransferItem .NET objects and how data is received in ondrop event.

The problem was discussed here and postponed until .NET 5 was released.

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• Content: ASP.NET Core Blazor event handling
• Content Source: aspnetcore/blazor/components/event-handling.md
• Product: aspnet-core
• Technology: aspnetcore-blazor
• GitHub Login: @guardrex
• Microsoft Alias: riande

[guardrex]

Hello @Jarek300 ... We might be able to add such an example, but it will take a long time to reach this issue due to many high priority issues in the queue over the next several months. In the meantime if that cross-linked issue doesn't help, reach out to the community for assistance. We recommend the usual community support forums ...

• Stack Overflow (tag: blazor)
• ASP.NET Core Slack Team
• Blazor Gitter

[Jarek300]

I'm afraid that you don't understand.

Working example is not needed to better understand how to use 'DataTransfer and DataTransferItem that hold dragged item data.'

Working example is needed because there is no information at all about DataTransfer and DataTransferItem classes.

DataTransfer and DataTransferItem are part of Blazor from the beginning (almost two years) and in that time nobody in the community has figured out how to use them. Honestly, I suspect that DataTransfer and DataTransferItem classes do not work at all and never did.

[guardrex]

It looks like they're going to address at least some drag+drop functionality on dotnet/aspnetcore#18754. You can provide feedback on the work that they're doing on that issue. WRT having JS interop examples, I think we'll have to see what they come up with for 6.0. There's no point in showing JS interop approaches that their new built-in features will address with C#. In theory, we'll have the new features, whatever they are, documented by 6.0's release.

...... well ..... no point for 6.0 anyway. It would still be relevant for 3.x and 5.0 apps. I'll ask them when we document the 6.0 features if they want to flesh out any JS interop scenarios for earlier versions.