Hi,
Can't see any reason that wouldn't work, provided the Ruby variable
has the same value both where the div is declared and where you're
outputting your JavaScript (and provided that ID is unique within the
document). You haven't accidentally allowed it to get incremented in
the meantime or something?
FWIW,
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T.J. Crowder
tj / crowder software / com
Independent Software Engineer, consulting services available
On Feb 22, 11:03 pm, craig bagley.cr...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm generating div's dynamically based on the number of entries in a
table, and I'd like to make them draggables as well but it's not
working for me. I think the problem is with using a ruby variable
inside the javascript:
drag= drag (changed by the iterator by adding a char after
each cycle through)
div id=%= drag %
script type=text/javascript
new Draggable('%=drag%'), { scroll: window, revert: true };
/script
new Draggable('%=drag%')
I'm relatively positive it's with using the var inside the javascript
declaration, so is there some different syntax I can use here to make
it work?
Thanks
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