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Sorry, it's really hard to help without a reproducible sandbox. I've never seen this bug before in my own implementations. Chances are it's a bug in your own code trying to read the hoveredRow state from the wrong table, but I can't tell unless you shared all of the code. |
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I am using the drag-n-drop functionality between two tables. I've followed the example from the website. The majority of time this works fine. After a while, the reordering of rows in a table breaks because the hoveredRow is always null. I'm following the examples and using getState() similar to this:
The draggingRow is populated, but hoveredRow is not. I clear cache, try incognito, different browsers, same results. The only thing that resolves this issue is a reboot, which seems odd. Any idea what could be causing this?
An additional note...even the examples on the MRT website do not work when my PC seems to get in this state. After the reboot if I go back to the examples on the MRT website, they all of a sudden work. I've added this last additional note just to show that it isn't an issue with my implementation, since even the MRT examples do not work.
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