Allowing 'pinning'

[DrAlexMV]

Could be implemented as a binding on the draggable attribute.

<widget draggable="ctrl.dragging"></widget>

JS (in, say, a controller):

this.dragging = false; // Disables dragging
this.dragging = true; // Enables dragging

[caitp]

hmm, what use case would you have for dynamically making an element draggable at runtime? I don't necessarily have anything against it, but I can't think of a use for it

[ke-da]

Can't you just use ng-if to accomplish this?

<div ng-if="ctrl.dragging"><widget draggable="ctrl.dragging"></widget></div>

I believe widget will get compiled by angular at run time.

[caitp]

I don't think ng-if would do what they're wanting it to do --- they're saying it should optionally respond and not respond to dragging based on the state of some variable --- which could change at runtime.

I don't really get the use-case, but if someone wants to send a pr for that I wouldn't mind landing it, it seems pretty simple to implement

[tangorri]

It would be usefull for switching between view/edit mode. Like on iOS, Windows Phone allowing you to layout your apps icons.