Hello All: The problem is that whenever I move an item within the sortable list, that item returns to its original position (no matter what). All of the proper events are fired and what needs to happen happens, except for some reason, the browser doesn't cache where the positions of the sortable items are supposed to be. So when I move <li> item #1 to <li> item #3's position, <li> item #1 always returns to it's original position instead of taking the place of <li> item #3.
After a lot of alerting, I've discovered that this 'reversion' happens once the event beforeStop is called. Anyone else have this problem? To explain further, I'll show you some of the code (shortened here for simplicity). Using the following HTML code: <div id="panel_1_overlaySwitcher" class="layers"> <div class="categories"> <h3>Move</h3> <h3>Layer On/Off</h3> <h3>Opacity</h3> </div> <ul id="panel_1_imgType1" class="ui-sortable"> <!-- Elements here are generated by JS --> </ul> </div> I connect .sortable() to the <ul> tag with id "panel_1_imgType1". The elements are li tags and have <span> elements inside them that act as handles. Hope that helps. Thanks, Grant
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