Hi there,
I think you can try calling $('.sortcontainer').sortable('cancel') in the
drop callback of droppables -
this should revert the sorting (only works in the newest trunk version, not
1.6rc2!).
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 9:34 PM, Aaron Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> I have a div that is droppable and immediately below it a list that is
> sortable. If I drag a list-item from the list and drop it into the
> droppable div, the list still 'thinks' I am sorting it to the top of
> the list, even if the pointer is not within the list (I am using a
> tolerance of 'pointer'). As a result, my drop event gets called
> followed by the update event and the list item is placed at the top of
> the sortable list, which I don't want.
>
> Here is my setup code:
>
> $('.sortcontainer').sortable({
> axis: 'y',
> connectWith: ['.sortcontainer'],
> opacity: 0.5,
> tolerance: 'pointer',
> placeholder:'placeholder',
> start: sortStart,
> stop: sortStop,
> out: sortOut,
> over: sortOver,
> update: sortUpdate
> });
> $('.dropobject).droppable({
> accept: '.sortcontainerobj',
> hoverClass: 'drophover',
> //drop: dropItem,
> start: sortStart,
> stop: sortStop,
> out: sortOut,
> over: sortOver,
> update: sortUpdate
> });
>
> Thanks for any help!
>
> >
>
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