On Fri, May 19, 2006 at 10:05:17AM -0600, Tom Gregory wrote:
# The callback definition is your problem:
# Sortable.create('pathul-' + cg,{onUpdate:function(){reorderPaths
# (Sortable.serialize('pathul-' + cg))}});
#
# As you've discovered, it will always call reorder/Serialize on the
# most recent Sortable--this is because it uses the *current* value of
# cg, not the value at the time of the onUpdate declaration. The
# onUpdate option has a parameter, which is equal to the element
# updated. Try this:
# Sortable.create('pathul-' + cg, {onUpdate:function(el)
# {Sortable.serialize(reorderPaths(el));}});
That worked perfectly. I didn't realize that variable was
late-bound. Thanks for the help!
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