Everything in ui.item.sortable is undefined.

[VictorioBerra]

    <tbody ui-sortable="vm.sortableOptions" ng-model="vm.plans">
        <tr ng-repeat="plan in vm.plans">

    var sortableOptions = {
        placeholder: 'row-placeholder',
        cancel: ".blank-row",
        update: sortableUpdate
    };

    vm.sortableOptions = sortableOptions;

[thgreasi]

Can you provide a codepen example that demonstrates your use case?
Keep in mind that the properties of ui.item.sortable object are cleared
right after the stop callback fires. (To avoid memory leaks.)

If you need those references you should keep them in variables in your code.

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[thgreasi]

I would suggest you to use either update or stop.

On Fri, Mar 27, 2015, 21:17 Victorio Berra notifications@github.com wrote:

That makes sense.

So what callback can I use to see what two models switched places?

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