I think this would work, I
can set the onclick to evaluate a false function, this is my stanrd
method of doing things like this. Strangely I don't think the
event.observe(el, "click") method works for this.
Cheers
-Rob
Chris Lear wrote:
* Robin Haswell wrote (27/02/06 12:12):
Yeah I'm aware of this option. It's not ideal, as this is a CMS and I
don't want the admin view of the site to be too different. Plus these
elements are really small. I'd rather get a proper solution rather than
a hack :-/
Draggables have onStart and onEnd events. You could use these to change
the onClick event for the <a> tag to a null event when the draggable is
being dragged, and back again when it stops, maybe. I don't know whether
this will work, because I use handles myself.
Chris
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