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  2. MDL-71727

Sync course index and course content when an element is dragged

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    • MOODLE_400_STABLE
    • MDL-71727-master-v03
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      1. Login as admin and create a course with some sections and activities
      2. Access the course and turn editing on
      3. Open the course index (you probably need to close the main drawer before) and uncollapse the sections with activities (or at least the sections with the activities you want  to test)
      4. Drag an activity from the course index
        1. Check the same element in the course content is displayed dimmed while you drag the element
        2. Check that both elements in the course index and the course content returns to the normal display when you stop dragging it (you can drop on an invalid screen region like the top page tool nav)
      5. Repeat step 4 for one section from the course index, one activity from the course content, and one section from the course content.
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      Login as admin and create a course with some sections and activities Access the course and turn editing on Open the course index (you probably need to close the main drawer before) and uncollapse the sections with activities (or at least the sections with the activities you want  to test) Drag an activity from the course index Check the same element in the course content is displayed dimmed while you drag the element Check that both elements in the course index and the course content returns to the normal display when you stop dragging it (you can drop on an invalid screen region like the top page tool nav) Repeat step 4 for one section from the course index, one activity from the course content, and one section from the course content.
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      Course index and course content can drag elements from one to another. The same elements (activities, sections) are present in both lists, however, when the user drags one element from one of them, the same element in the other does not change its appearances.

      It would be great if when the user drags from the course index, the same element in the course gets dimmed as well (and viceversa).

      The solution will add a new "dragging" attribute to the course state to dim the element.

      To do is so the best approach is to create a new attribute to the cm/section state that indicates if the element is dragged and then add a watcher to both components. This attribute will be the first attribute handled entirely by the frontend, and the first mutation that won't call any webservice to process an updates message.

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            tusefomal Ferran Recio
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            Ilya Tregubov Ilya Tregubov
            Andrew Lyons Andrew Lyons
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