Hi Walter and david,
thanks for your input.
@Walter: Maybe I gave a wrong impression. I am already doing it like
you suggested. I go even further: the current status of the sorted
list will only be saved when the user clicks a button "I am done
sorting, save this". In my case it wouldn't be good
Hi David,
thanks for the tests. What do you mean with expand? Specify a width
for the select box?
If you load the page -> change the window -> come back to the window
with the list, it also works. But I can't tell this my users ;)
On 4 Jun., 19:21, david wrote:
> Hi Cyrus,
>
> I've made some t
I see now what you mean with expand. That cannot be a solution. There
must be something else ;)
On 4 Jun., 19:21, david wrote:
> Hi Cyrus,
>
> I've made some test and can add some info.
> The link CAN be clicked, you just need to expand the select option,
> and it works now for all other links.
othing seems to have good results, the bug is still
> there. Nothng seems to change this IE6 behaviour !
> Isn't there another way you could do your sortable ??
> What would you try to do ??
>
> --
> david
>
> On 5 juin, 10:00, "arianglan...@googlemail.com"
I could work arround this bug by using the delay option of
Sortable.create.
IE 6 now gets a delay of 100. It's not the best solution but it works.
On 8 Jun., 13:38, "arianglan...@googlemail.com"
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was looking for a JS solution. I cannot really change
