I have nothing against drags, but drag rows are not my thing.
Is it already possible to disable this on a per-user basis in the runtime configuration, or UP? If so, I must have overlooked it in the documentation. Otherwise I would applaud exposing this feature in an upcoming SF release!
-edit- For me it would suffice to be able to disable the behaviour of default drag/drop; just tick it in the context menu in the same way as I have to do for ‘editable grid' to enable it.
Best answer by Anne Buit
An user-preference setting to remember whether or not drag-drop of rows is turned on would be a good solution for this indeed. Feel free to submit this as an idea in the the ideation section.
The problem Boudewijn and me are having is accidentally dragging in, for example, the columns list within the software factory. I think the problem is mostly noticeable when dragging source- and target- table are the same. Unfortunately, there is no way to undo the move action.
+5An user-preference setting to remember whether or not drag-drop of rows is turned on would be a good solution for this indeed. Feel free to submit this as an idea in the the ideation section.
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