That's a very nice implementation of drag and drop.

use (treeDrop) to drag an external element to the tree.

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treeDrop) ="onDrop (event)" [ treeAllowDrop] ="bushnotch.bar (this)"> onDrop (event) { // Dropped bushnotch.bart } allowDrop (element) { // Return true/false based on element } Use bushnotch.bart inside the callback. Drag an external element into the tree You can use the [treeDrag] directive to allow dragging external elements into the tree.

Then use a custom action to handle the drop. You specify the element that will be reported as 'from' in actionMapping (instead of the node when dragging a tree node).

This styling can be added to your global stylesheet.

Together, Drag and Drop and Material Tree don’t work out of the box because you have to manipulate the data based on the input from the drag and drop event. Not only that, but manipulating the data requires rebuilding the tree, and if you rebuild the tree, you lose your expand state, so we must make a way to persist the tree’s expand state as bushnotch.barted Reading Time: 5 mins.

Jul 30, Drag and Drop in Angular TreeView component. The TreeView component allows you to drag and drop any node by setting allowDragAndDrop to true.

Nodes can be dragged and dropped at all levels of the same TreeView. The dragged nodes can be dropped at any level by indicator lines with line, plus/minus, and restrict icons. Jan 07, Angular UI Tree is an AngularJS UI component that can sort nested lists, provides drag & drop support and doesn’t depend on bushnotch.bar: JimLiu. The Drag and Drop directive allows for items to be transferred from one TreeView to another.

To mark a TreeView instance as a valid drop target, list it under the dropZoneTreeViews property of the other TreeView. Note that the nodeDrop and addItem events are triggered on the target TreeView, while the removeItem event - on the source TreeView.