Draggable - Releasing a draggable element doesnt clean the X/Y coordinates in Low Power Mode

[ugo]

Hey, I'm facing an issue that i cant find any solution, i have tried different way to fix it but unfortunately, none of them are working. The issue is only reproducible from a real device when being set in Low Power Mode / Battery Saving mode. It seems like that whenever you are releasing the element, an then you start to grab it again, the latest will keep the previous last X/Y coordinates, ending with creating a gab between the element and the cursor/finger position when triggering the onPress.

Solution I have tried, applying a gsap.set(element, { x: 0, y: 0 }) after releasing the element, calling the draggable.update() function after that.

I'll be keen to be helped out on that issue.

Thanks a lot in advance

[Rodrigo]

Hi,

 

Can you create a minimal demo that we can take a look at in our devices in order to test?

 

Thanks!

[ugo]

I dont do anything in particular in the draggable, you can easily reproduce with a regular demo from a phone in a low power mode 

[mvaneijgen]

1 hour ago, ugo said:

you can easily reproduce with a regular demo

 

@ugo great! Can you please provide one? Just tested the following pen on an iPhone 12 Pro Max in low power mode, with no issues. 

 

See the Pen LYZBaoR by GreenSock (@GreenSock) on CodePen

[Rodrigo]

Hi,

 

I just tested the codepen example linked by @mvaneijgen in low power mode on android and ios without any issues, so as Mitchel mentions, please provide an example where this is not working as expected please.

 

Happy Tweening!