Okay, continuing on from my previous post which details my solution...
here is the new onload
var ZoneColumns = $('Zones').getElementsBySelector('div.ZoneColumn').pluck(
'id');
$('Zones').getElementsBySelector('div.ZoneColumn').each(function (column) {
if ($F('UserId') != 0)
{
Sortable.create(column,{
tag:'div',
onChange:function(a,b,c) { },
onUpdate:function(a,b,c) {
//new Insertion.Top('debug','new childNodeLength: ' + String(
a.childNodes.length) + '<br/>');
//new Insertion.Top('debug',a.id + ' event<br/>');
//new Insertion.Top('debug','sequenced length of droppable: ' + String(
Sortable.sequence(a).length) + '<br/>');
//new Insertion.Top('debug','stored length of droppable: ' + String(
a.readAttribute('currentOrder')).split(',').without('').length + '<br/>');
if (Sortable.sequence(a).length > String(a.readAttribute('currentOrder'
)).split(',').without('').length)
{
//new Insertion.Top('debug',String(a.id) + ' is the destination div<br/>');
//i think this is probably my most awesome line of prototype code ever...
var element = $('Zone_'+Sortable.sequence(a).without(String(a.readAttribute(
'currentOrder')).split(',').without(''
)).flatten().toString()).readAttribute('zonedataid');
//new Insertion.Top('debug',element + ' is the draggable div<br/>');
new Ajax.Request('Ajax.aspx', {method:'post', parameters:'ZoneDataId='
+element+'&action=UpdateUserZoneItemColumn&Column='+String(a.id).replace(
'ZoneColumn_',''), onFailure:errFunc });
a.setAttribute('currentOrder',Sortable.sequence(a));
}
},
dropOnEmpty:'true',
containment:ZoneColumns,
constraint:false,
ghosting: false
});
//alert(String(Sortable.sequence(column)).split(',').flatten().length);
column.setAttribute('currentOrder',Sortable.sequence(column));
}
column.getElementsBySelector('div.zone').each(function(node){
if (node.id != null){
if (node.getAttribute('ZoneDataId') != null)
{
var url = 'RenderZone.aspx';
var pars = 'ZoneDataId=' + node.getAttribute('ZoneDataId');
var myAjax = new Ajax.Updater(node.id, url, {method: 'post', parameters:
pars, onComplete:processCollapse });
}
}
});
});
*Christophe, *I will check that pixel/percent thing in a sec and get back to
you.
I will also check this diff between scripty and the version I had to use.
Gareth
On 6/10/07, Christophe Porteneuve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hey,
>
> Gareth Evans a écrit :
> > I think the computed values remain as pixels if you use percentages in
> css?
>
> You can check that by using getStyle on the properties you specified as
> percents, and see what you get. I do believe all length-related props
> get computed to pixels, which seems to fit the CSS spec.
>
> --
> Christophe Porteneuve aka TDD
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> >
>
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