Actually, I did some experimenting and it is not actually firing the
event 10 times every time, it seems to be tied to the number of pixels
into the droppable that I go. If I hold still, it will stop firing
but fire the moment I move the draggable, the exact number of times
for every pixel that I move it. I tried the "greedy" option but it
looks like it only is for layered droppables and had no effect.
Chris
On Jun 28, 4:42 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That worked, thanks for the quick lesson. The next problem is that
> now when I hover over the drop, the event fires 10 times (the number
> of items in the prospect class total) instead of just once.
>
> Changed the code to:
>
> Droppables.add(divIdName, {accept: 'prospect', onHover: function()
> {showConsultantSchedule(keyVar)} });
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chris
>
> On Jun 28, 4:25 pm, Tom Gregory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > There are variations on this question a couple of times per week, it
> > seems. It comes from a lack of understanding of function references,
> > and how to use them.
>
> > Given the code below, it is clear you are assigning the *result* of
> > showConsultantSchedule (i.e. the return value after you call it),
> > rather than a reference to it.
>
> > That's the difference between
> > onHover: someFunc()
>
> > and
> > onHover: someFunc
>
> > From peeking at the Scriptaculous code, it seems the "onHover"
> > callback passes three parameters, as follows:
> > function(element, dropon, overlap)
>
> > ... so you could rewrite your showConsultantSchedule() function to
> > accept these parameters.
>
> > TAG
>
> > On Jun 28, 2007, at 3:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > > Hi all, first post. I have a simple set of drag/drops that I'm trying
> > > to use in FF. Unfortunately on page load all of the droppables on the
> > > page fire simultaneously and then won't respond to any futher attempts
> > > to drop anything on them. Firebug isn't showing any errors and I'm
> > > completely stumped... Any ideas of where to look?
>
> > > using: Droppables.add(divIdName, {accept: 'prospect', onHover:
> > > showConsultantSchedule(keyVar)});
> > > where divIdName is the var to the div name
> > > and keyVar is the ID that I need to send to the DB server
> > > and prospect is the class of the draggables
>
> > > I'm also using handles on the drags that match the div id that they
> > > are assigned to (already tried changing their name to no avail...)
>
> > > Thanks for any insight!
>
> > > Chris- Hide quoted text -
>
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