Ok, I've found a workaround the issue. The idea is to replace the records property of the data parameter in beforedrop. (The records property is basically an array of Model/Records dropped on the grid) So, with this example config for the grid: viewConfig: { plugins: { dropGroup: 'items', ptype: 'gridviewdragdrop' }, listeners: { beforedrop: this.
OnBeforeDropItem, scope:this } } The handler for beforedrop looks like this: ,onBeforeDropItem: function(node, data, overModel, dropPosition, dropFunction, options) { var final_records = ; nrecords = data.records. Length; for(var i=0;iPush(record); } } data. Records = final_records; } (in my case, the condition is to test if the record is already in my local grid store, but could be anything else) Maybe I'm re-inventing the wheel though.
Has anyone got a better solution?
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