> > - if you scroll a list and then try to drag one of its element, the > clone (generated by the sortable) is not going to be displayed right > where the mouse is, but at some offset above. >
This appears to be a regression; turn on MooTools 1.2 and it works correctly. Please file a ticket in lighthouse. Note that with some effort, you can update the DOM to be slightly different, get the same visual effect, and it appears to work fine: http://jsfiddle.net/976fz/4/ > - when you try to drag an element from the first list to the second, > the clone disappears behind the second list. > This is because the clone is injected into the first list's parent and it is overflown. If there was no overflow it would move around properly. This is a feature request and should also be filed in lighthouse. Specifically, you need the ability to specify where in the DOM that clone is injected. Note that this is particularly tricky because of CSS styling. If you move that list item up into, say, the document body, none of your "ul li" styles will apply. I'm not sure what the proper behavior here really should be. > If you're a Mootools Developer and confirm that my issues would be > bugs or good RFEs, I'll try to speed up getting into Lighthouse/GitHub > or whatever. And in the meantime, I can already send the code changes > if you want. Filing tickets in lighthouse is *always* our preference. Attaching jsFiddles and patches will make us shower you with affection. Aaron
