Draggable objects in Powerapps!

[@mohamedalkhiami7798]

cool, Like The idea how you play around with the control

[@tasungota]

Excelent trick! I was also playing around with slider using for drag and drop, but never came to this idea with timer, thanks a lot!

[@hpkeong]

Excellent for an attractive apps UI. Thanks bro.

[@mastalayne]

amazing

[@coryhogan8667]

I have all of the variables set like the video but when I click anywhere on the screen the icon goes with. How are you ensuring the icon remains where you drag it?

[@jenskemeijs]

This is very very cool!

[@jonmarkwright]

Exactly what I was looking for. For some reason thou works great on pc but when on phone it it won't let you drag only click the screen to move to that area.

[@jray1429]

Great job, thanks for sharing!

[@Saif_Ali_Khan_1301]

Awesome awesome awesome Brilliant 👏 many thanks to you brother

[@harjitsamra]

Great video. Thanks for this!

[@demosthenes2058]

Oh, this is brilliant.

[@rasicrudel]

Hello, I've made it this far. It works. The object can only be moved on a PC, but unfortunately on a mobile device :-( Do you perhaps have an idea?

[@SmartLearningAI]

Using this technique, we can make a chess game to drag and drop the pieces but that might require keeping track of the X/Y pos and slider for each piece on the board...there has to be a another way?

[@whatsdrugs]

You'd have to set the x,y values to each "chess piece" on the board. You could use a collection for this. {Name: Queen_Black, Xpos: 142, Ypos: 543} and so on and so forth. Each time the user selects a piece, have the new piece referenced from the collection :)

[@yewchoob85]

I'm assuming because the slicer takes up the entire screen there's no way to do this with multiple shapes? I've been trying to find drag and drop capability within PowerApps that would allow a user to sort a group of text boxes by order of preference. e.g. Five types of food, asking the user to drag their favourite to the top and follow that patter. Any ideas? I've found a few people online showing you how to do it using Solutions and Insert > Get More Components > Code. But I don't have that ability as my PowerApps is managed by my employer and it seems they don't want us importing code... I wonder why :D

[@notonurnelly]

Did you manage to figure this out @yewchoob81?

[@stonecoldjaneausten926]

No, I just did something else entirely. You can use external plugins on the web to do it. But I couldn't insert any external code. When I googled that there were loads of people pointing me to the code.

[@jofox3552]

Is it possible to use a graphic instead of icon?

[@Saif_Ali_Khan_1301]

Yes you can add an image too