Re: Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-03 Thread Richard White

thanks for the replies, its more like a drag and drop form builder, where items 
can be snapped into positions... i suppose similar to ExtJS Designer but one 
that our software can manage internally...

basically our spec is that our clients have various fields in their databases. 
they want to design their own forms with these fields. our software must then 
be able to convert their designs into html to display in coldfusion pages and 
either populate their forms with existing data, or allow them to add new 
records...

hence this is much the same as fields are built up in access.

was hoping there would be some way in ExtJS or similar

thanks



 Hi,
 
 We use CF as our server side technology and ExtJS as the client 
 technology.
 
 Our clients want the ability to create their own 'forms' via drag and 
 drop within our software (much like forms are created in MS Access) 
 does anyone know of any means to achieve this?
 
 thanks 

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Re: Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-03 Thread Michael Grant

This is easy peasy with jquery, so I assume it's just as easy with ExtJS.
Just have a div that holds all the possible form fields and a div to hold
the ones they want in a new form. Drag from one to the other and on save
loop over the div with the desired fields and get the name and type.

In the words of Houdini... ta-da.



On Sat, Sep 3, 2011 at 8:10 AM, Richard White rich...@j7is.co.uk wrote:


 thanks for the replies, its more like a drag and drop form builder, where
 items can be snapped into positions... i suppose similar to ExtJS Designer
 but one that our software can manage internally...

 basically our spec is that our clients have various fields in their
 databases. they want to design their own forms with these fields. our
 software must then be able to convert their designs into html to display in
 coldfusion pages and either populate their forms with existing data, or
 allow them to add new records...

 hence this is much the same as fields are built up in access.

 was hoping there would be some way in ExtJS or similar

 thanks



  Hi,
 
  We use CF as our server side technology and ExtJS as the client
  technology.
 
  Our clients want the ability to create their own 'forms' via drag and
  drop within our software (much like forms are created in MS Access)
  does anyone know of any means to achieve this?
 
  thanks

 

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Re: Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-03 Thread Akos Fortagh

please forgive my ignorance and I just joined in this thread but maybe you 
could try an extended version of what I built, it's just a very basic trial and 
error page to test out something but I think the 'skeleton' of what you might 
be looking for.
Here: http://www.allconnected.co.uk/logical_campaigns.cfm
Just simply drag the Telesales on the left.
See what you think.
 


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Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-02 Thread Richard White

Hi,

We use CF as our server side technology and ExtJS as the client technology.

Our clients want the ability to create their own 'forms' via drag and drop 
within our software (much like forms are created in MS Access) does anyone know 
of any means to achieve this?

thanks 

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Re: Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-02 Thread John M Bliss

Perhaps not helpful given your constraints...but I can vouch for:

http://jqueryui.com/demos/draggable/
http://jqueryui.com/demos/droppable/
http://jqueryui.com/demos/resizable/
http://jqueryui.com/demos/sortable/

On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 11:26 AM, Richard White rich...@j7is.co.uk wrote:


 Hi,

 We use CF as our server side technology and ExtJS as the client technology.

 Our clients want the ability to create their own 'forms' via drag and drop
 within our software (much like forms are created in MS Access) does anyone
 know of any means to achieve this?

 thanks

 

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Re: Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-02 Thread Cameron Childress

On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 12:26 PM, Richard White rich...@j7is.co.uk wrote:

 We use CF as our server side technology and ExtJS as the client technology.

 Our clients want the ability to create their own 'forms' via drag and drop
 within our software (much like forms are created in MS Access) does anyone
 know of any means to achieve this?


Beyond this?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ExtJS+drag+drop+example

Are you asking if ExtJS can do drag drop (answer=yes)?  If you are looking
for something more than that, perhaps you can elaborate more specifically on
where you are having difficulty?

-Cameron

...


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Re: Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-02 Thread Matt Quackenbush

Richard,

Ping me off-list, please.  I may have something of interest to you.  :-)


On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 11:26 AM, Richard White rich...@j7is.co.uk wrote:


 Hi,

 We use CF as our server side technology and ExtJS as the client technology.

 Our clients want the ability to create their own 'forms' via drag and drop
 within our software (much like forms are created in MS Access) does anyone
 know of any means to achieve this?

 thanks

 

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Re: Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-02 Thread Richard White

Hi Matt, sounds interesting, sorry i use houseoffusion site directly and have 
never seen a way of pinging people direct :/

do you see my details and mind pinging me?

thanks



Richard,

Ping me off-list, please.  I may have something of interest to you.  :-)




 

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