WHAT I AM DOING: Creating a calendar with varying date ranges (ex: could be
1 week displayed, could be 20 weeks displayed). This calendar has events in
each day, and the events are sortable within the day itself, as well as
between all other days on the visible calendar. My average calendar date
range is approximately 10 weeks, which includes approximately 50 events.
THE PROBLEM: For each day on the calendar, jQuery's Sortable interaction
takes a certain amount of time to set up. The more days that are visible,
to which jQuery should apply Sortable, then more time the page takes to
load. Throw in the option 'connectWith' to connect all calendar days
together as interacting sortable lists. and the page take about 10x longer
to load. For the 10 week, 50 event example, the page takes about 50 seconds
to load.
CODE:
The calendar code looks something like this:
<table ... id="main-calendar"...> <tbody> <tr ...
class="calendarDaysRow"...> <td ... > <ul class="schedule-sortable">
<li>SORTABLE ITEMS HERE</li> ... </ul></td> ... </tr> ... </tbody></table>
Setting up the sortable interaction:
jQuery("#main-calendar tbody tr.calendarDaysRow ul.schedule-sortable"
).sortable({
connectWith: ["#main-calendar tbody tr.calendarDaysRow ul.schedule-sortable"
]
});
WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR: A much quicker loading/setup time when the page
loads. I will continue looking through the sortable source, but there
doesn't seem to be many sortable options that will optimize the interaction
setup time.
Thanks!
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