Revision: 2097
          http://mrbs.svn.sourceforge.net/mrbs/?rev=2097&view=rev
Author:   cimorrison
Date:     2011-10-15 10:28:05 +0000 (Sat, 15 Oct 2011)
Log Message:
-----------
Restored E-W movements

Modified Paths:
--------------
    mrbs/branches/draggable_bookings/web/Themes/default/header.inc

Modified: mrbs/branches/draggable_bookings/web/Themes/default/header.inc
===================================================================
--- mrbs/branches/draggable_bookings/web/Themes/default/header.inc      
2011-10-15 10:11:49 UTC (rev 2096)
+++ mrbs/branches/draggable_bookings/web/Themes/default/header.inc      
2011-10-15 10:28:05 UTC (rev 2097)
@@ -1605,6 +1605,13 @@
               ?>
               $('table.dwm_main').wrap('<div class="resizing"><\/div>');
               <?php
+              // Remove the constraint on the max width of the clone.  (We've 
had
+              // to keep it there up until now because otherwise the div is 
+              // sometimes 1px too wide.  Don't quite understand why - 
something to do
+              // with rounding)
+              ?>
+              divClone.css('max-width', 'none');
+              <?php
               // Add an outline to the original booking so that we can see 
where it
               // was.   The width and height are 2 pixels short of the 
original to allow
               // for a 1 pixel border all round.
@@ -1636,10 +1643,10 @@
               if (divClone.resizable('option', 'disabled'))
               { 
                 <?php
-                // If the resize was disabled then just restore the original 
positionnnn
+                // If the resize was disabled then just restore the original 
position
                 ?>
-                divClone.resizable('enable');
-                divClone.offset(divBooking.offset())
+                divClone.resizable('enable')
+                        .offset(divBooking.offset())
                         .width(divBooking.outerWidth())
                         .height(divBooking.outerHeight());
               }

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