allowFrom and ignoreFrom with callback functions#1067
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allowFrom and ignoreFrom with callback functions#1067
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Added support for `ignoreFrom` as a callback function, enabling custom logic to dynamically filter elements during interactions. Includes tests and examples to demonstrate new functionality.
Introduced examples demonstrating the use of `allowFrom` with callback functions for advanced interaction control. Includes new tests and detailed use-case scenarios for role-based and complex logic handling.
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This pull request enhances interact.js with callback function support for allowFrom and ignoreFrom options, providing developers with powerful programmatic control over interaction permissions.
Key Features Added
New Examples
Technical Changes
This enhancement enables sophisticated interaction control scenarios like role-based permissions, conditional drag handles, and complex UI state management while preserving the library's existing API.