You need to observe the onDrop event on either the draggable or the
droppable. I cant recall which I used.
For usability though, the messagebox kinda breaks the flow. You could
instead put an 'undo' similar to how google does it at the top of the item
that creates the move, that way you dont get the nasty popup, and you can
style it.
Gareth
On 8/18/07, Dave Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Gareth,
> Thanks for chipping in!
>
> This sounds like we are doing very similar things. In my case I'm
> going to have a confirm box saying "Are you sure you want to drag this
> item here?", and if not I'll move the item back.
>
> I assume the reverteffect mothod is what you're talking about?
>
> function(element, top_offset, left_offset) {
> var dur =
> Math.sqrt(Math.abs(top_offset^2)+Math.abs(left_offset^2))*0.02;
> new Effect.Move(element, { x: -left_offset, y: -top_offset,
> duration:
> dur, queue: {scope:'_draggable', position:'end'}});
> }
>
> I'm doing pretty much the same thing at the moment, but what I can't
> fire out is how to intercept the automatic behaviour when the
> draggable is dropped.
>
> Any ideas on how to do that?
>
>
> >
>
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