On Nov 18, 2:00 pm, Eric lefauv...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I also think delegation is the better approach.
However, I did notice that none of the examples was dealing with the
case where the user click on something that is not a '.item'.
You may want to do something like this:
function
Hi,
I was not too happy about the fact that the new version of the
documentation wasn't on par with the old one in terms of examples and
coverage. So I dove into github and began tackling the issue (the docs
are open source after all).
I wanted to send a tiny modification at first and my goal was
T.J. Crowder wrote:
Hi Bill,
If I'm reading you right, you want to pass a callback into another
function. Functions are first-class objects in JavaScript so there's
nothing special you need to do (and certainly no need for eval).
Say you have a logging function:
function logMsg(msg) {
Alex McAuley wrote:
Sorry i get what u mean now!..
Example:
function myFunction(options) {
alert(options.id);
eval(mySecondFunction);// Be very aware that evaluation is bad as JS
can be injected if you do not sanitise strings correctly
}
And here is the script for the drop down menu:
http://pastie.org/705995
jet
On Nov 17, 6:03 pm, Blue Hand Talking j...@whidbey.com wrote:
As a note, the script I am using is at:
http://livepipe.net/control/scrollbar
...and is by Ryan Johson.
And a side note to the admin:
Even
I fixed the issue. The trick is to set the html body element as a
droppable.
Droppables.add('body',{accept:'dragme',onDrop:dropBody});
function dropBody(dragged, dropped, event)
{
dropped.appendChild(dragged);
}
And add the ID to the body tag:
body id=body
On Nov 18, 12:27 pm, Jason
How do I limit a Droppable to contain only 1 Draggable?
I have a Droppable:
div id=myDroppable
div id=staticTextDescription/div
/div
And a Draggable:
div id=myDraggable
DRAG ME
/div
Which I setup like this:
Droppables.add('myDroppable');
new Draggable('myDraggable');
Thank you,
Jason
If i recall correctly there is an onDrop function that you can call when
initialising the droppable...
So what i would do is ondrop count the elements with the classname that are
inside the droppable... or even easier .. ondrop update a hidden element on
the page to the value of the number of
Hi.
I understand your frustration.
TJ who was handling the doc up until now has very recently resigned.
We haven't found anyone to replace him in this role yet.
Until then, you might see some fluctuations in how fast these changes
are pulled upstream.
Would you mind posting a link to these
