Stefan, I hate to harp on this, but the more I work with your new draggables
automatically become sortables function, the less i like it. While the demo
you created certainly works, I have a couple of issues with it.
First, from a usability perspective, I would want to turn ghosting on for
the
Sorry, but I just had another tought...
The demos I initially provided were simplified - my end goal is not to just
move an DOM element from one side of the page to another. What I was trying
to accomplish was that the dropping would initiate a function that creates a
brand new DOM element that
Bryan,What you're trying to do is exactly what I want as well. The approach I had was to make the container Droppable and Sortable. But like I said in my original email you can't do this because Sortable hijacks the Droppable functionality. I was just looking for a way to use both on the same
Stefan (I hope you're listening in!)
Brendan and I have been trading messages about this off-list, and came to
the same conclusion:
Please roll back the code to the old sortables draggables methods
Although the methods you added to insert draggables into any sortables is
neat, it lacks the
Brendan, Thanks for doing a good job explaining what I was trying to -
the jQuery.iSort.helper.get bug. I would hope that this can be fixed.
I can see a situation where I might want to have a list on a page that
isn't a sortable until a user initiates that action (click here to sort
this
