Hi,

I solved this issue by modifying the jquery-ui source.

In the ui.sortable.js, at the begining of the _clear function (around
ligne: 888) I stored the content of the div in variable and set it to
nothing. Then at the end of the function I just put the content back
in the div.

I guess it's not the best way to solve this but at least it works!

On 4 mai, 23:31, Tallus <[email protected]> wrote:
> This is the exact same issue I'm having as well.  Oddly enough if you
> use firebug to breakpoint the ui.sortable.js file in the _clear
> function around line 955...
>
> if(!noPropagation) {
>     for (var i=0; i < delayedTriggers.length; i++) { delayedTriggers
> [i].call(this, event); }; //Trigger all delayed events
>     this._trigger("stop", event, this._uiHash());
>
> }
>
> ...and then hit play once you hit this line, your sort will work just
> fine without reloading the Google Gadget.  This makes me believe its
> not actually a firefox bug but a jquery timing bug.  And since I can
> replicate this error on Safari 4 public beta for Windows I think it's
> becoming more safe to say it's a jquery bug.
>
> Anyone got any hints to get around this?  I'm guessing some form of
> rearranging the jquery code and using a setTimeout in the _clear
> function might keep this issue from happening.  Unfortunately, I'm
> terrible at javascript so I haven't had much luck with this approach
> yet.
>
> Anyone have any hints?
> -T

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