[BUGFIX] Manipulate DOM in a setTimeout on dragStart #681
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An old known Chrome bug happens sometimes when the DOM is manipulated on dragStart event and the dragEnd fires immediately. The solution is to add a setTimeout of 10 milliseconds into the handler and manipulate the DOM in that timeout. Resolves: FriendsOfTYPO3#680
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An old known Chrome bug happens sometimes when the DOM is manipulated on dragStart event and the dragEnd fires immediately. The solution is to add a setTimeout of 10 milliseconds into the handler and manipulate the DOM in that timeout.
Resolves: #680