Hello Darrel
I've been able to create a three column layout that allows drag and
drop of DIVs using Sortable. The three zones all scroll as needed
using overflow: scroll; overflow-x: hidden. I'm using prototype 1.5.1
and scriptaculous 1.7.1_beta3. So far I've had no problems in IE6,
IE7, FireFox.
// onLoad event
Event.observe( window, 'load', function() {
Position.includeScrollOffsets = true;
Sortable.create('toolZone', { containment: ['toolZone'], tag:
'div', dropOnEmpty: true, scroll: 'scrollingcontent' } );
Sortable.create('dropZone1', { containment: ['dropZone1',
'dropZone2', 'toolZone'], tag: 'div', dropOnEmpty: true, scroll:
'scrollingcontent' } );
Sortable.create('dropZone2', { containment: ['dropZone1', 'dropZone2',
'toolZone'], tag: 'div', dropOnEmpty: true, scroll:
'scrollingcontent' } );
}
);
On Sep 9, 12:07 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to design an interface that includes two DIVs which I can
> drag and drop in between, and sort within.
>
> It works fine except when I allow the divs to be scrolled via overflow
> CSS settings.
>
> When this happens, and the div is scrolled, the draggables no longer
> know where to go...they seem to be offset the distance of the div
> being scrolled (ie, they are relative to the content of the div that
> has scrolled off the top rather than height of the div itself).
>
> I assume that this isn't that abnormal of an interface need, and am
> hoping there's a common fix/workaround to this problem...anyone? ;o)
>
> -Darrel
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