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Angular 1.4 introduces the ngjq attribute, which lets you specify which version of JQuery you want Angular to use internally. If you leave it empty, Angular will use its own jqLite internally, providing some performance improvements. angular-dragdrop is not compatible with this configuration, because it assumes angular.element to be a JQuery element.
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Angular 1.4 introduces the ngjq attribute, which lets you specify which version of JQuery you want Angular to use internally. If you leave it empty, Angular will use its own jqLite internally, providing some performance improvements. angular-dragdrop is not compatible with this configuration, because it assumes angular.element to be a JQuery element.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: