to "ghost" objects created by
Interface Draggable
Hi Scott,
You can access the ghost element by keeping a reference to it when the dragging
starts. 'onStart' callback gets as first parameter the cloned element. Another
way to access it as $.iDrag.helper.get(0).firstChild.
Y
Hi Scott,
You can access the ghost element by keeping a reference to it when the
dragging starts. 'onStart' callback gets as first parameter the cloned
element. Another way to access it as $.iDrag.helper.get(0).firstChild.
You ca hack to access drag properties of an element directly
DOMElemen
Hi,
Just recently started evaluating jQuery (some great stuff!) as a
replacement for an existing JS framework that has proven to be a
performance/management nightmare (won't mention any names).
Now for the task at hand, is there a simple way to access the "ghost"
object created by the Drag
