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Summary: On Android, by default, every EditText accepts `DragEvent` and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `acceptDragAndDropTypes` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. The prop accepts a subset of MIME types supported by Android as documented [here](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/ClipDescription#MIMETYPE_TEXT_HTML). It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the `experimental_` prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own risk Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs Differential Revision: D69674225
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Summary: On Android, by default, every EditText accepts `DragEvent` and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `acceptDragAndDropTypes` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. The prop accepts a subset of MIME types supported by Android as documented [here](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/ClipDescription#MIMETYPE_TEXT_HTML). It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the `experimental_` prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own risk Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs Differential Revision: D69674225
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Summary: Builds upon facebook#49446 On iOS, by default, every EditText accepts DragEvent and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `acceptDragAndDropTypes` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. The prop accepts a list of [Uniform Type Identifiers](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uniformtypeidentifiers) that iOS supports. It's important to note that these are *not* MIME types. A MIME type would be something like `text/plain` but the equivalent for iOS is `public.plain-text`. It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the `experimental_` prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own risk Changelog: [iOS][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs Differential Revision: D70992749
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Summary: On Android, by default, every EditText accepts `DragEvent` and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `acceptDragAndDropTypes` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. The prop accepts a subset of MIME types supported by Android as documented [here](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/ClipDescription#MIMETYPE_TEXT_HTML). It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the `experimental_` prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own risk Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs Differential Revision: D69674225
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Summary: On Android, by default, every EditText accepts `DragEvent` and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `acceptDragAndDropTypes` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. The prop accepts a subset of MIME types supported by Android as documented [here](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/ClipDescription#MIMETYPE_TEXT_HTML). It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the `experimental_` prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own risk Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs Differential Revision: D69674225
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Summary: Builds upon facebook#49446 On iOS, by default, every EditText accepts DragEvent and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `acceptDragAndDropTypes` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. The prop accepts a list of [Uniform Type Identifiers](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uniformtypeidentifiers) that iOS supports. It's important to note that these are *not* MIME types. A MIME type would be something like `text/plain` but the equivalent for iOS is `public.plain-text`. It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the `experimental_` prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own risk Changelog: [iOS][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs Differential Revision: D70992749
Summary: On Android, by default, every EditText accepts `DragEvent` and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `acceptDragAndDropTypes` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. The prop accepts a subset of MIME types supported by Android as documented [here](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/ClipDescription#MIMETYPE_TEXT_HTML). It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the `experimental_` prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own risk Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs Reviewed By: javache Differential Revision: D69674225
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Summary: On Android, by default, every EditText accepts `DragEvent` and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `acceptDragAndDropTypes` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. The prop accepts a subset of MIME types supported by Android as documented [here](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/ClipDescription#MIMETYPE_TEXT_HTML). It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the `experimental_` prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own risk Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs Reviewed By: javache Differential Revision: D69674225
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Summary: Builds upon facebook#49446 On iOS, by default, every EditText accepts DragEvent and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `acceptDragAndDropTypes` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. The prop accepts a list of [Uniform Type Identifiers](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uniformtypeidentifiers) that iOS supports. It's important to note that these are *not* MIME types. A MIME type would be something like `text/plain` but the equivalent for iOS is `public.plain-text`. It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the `experimental_` prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own risk Changelog: [iOS][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs Reviewed By: javache Differential Revision: D70992749
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: #50533 Builds upon #49446 On iOS, by default, every EditText accepts DragEvent and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `acceptDragAndDropTypes` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. The prop accepts a list of [Uniform Type Identifiers](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uniformtypeidentifiers) that iOS supports. It's important to note that these are *not* MIME types. A MIME type would be something like `text/plain` but the equivalent for iOS is `public.plain-text`. It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the `experimental_` prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own risk Changelog: [iOS][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs Reviewed By: javache Differential Revision: D70992749 fbshipit-source-id: 22b5aa1b4ced14147bf16a844361acf6f99c5a40
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Summary:
On Android, by default, every EditText accepts
DragEventand will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input.This change adds a new prop
acceptDragAndDropTypesto do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore certain types of drag data and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input.The prop accepts a subset of MIME types supported by Android as documented here.
It's important to note that this is an experimental prop, as is evident by the
experimental_prefix on the JS side. Its signature could change before the prop has fully matured, use at your own riskChangelog: [Android][Added] - Add new prop for filtering drag and drop targeting to text inputs
Differential Revision: D69674225