Many thanks for your help, this is all working now.
On Feb 23, 7:55 pm, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> You know, I think this really should be
>
> + Sortable.serialize("chunksList",{name:'order'}) +
>
> Sortable.serialize already puts the key/value pair together for you.
>
> Walter
>
> On Feb 23, 200
You know, I think this really should be
+ Sortable.serialize("chunksList",{name:'order'}) +
Sortable.serialize already puts the key/value pair together for you.
Walter
On Feb 23, 2009, at 2:47 PM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> "&order=" + Sortable.serialize("chunksList") +
--~--~-~--~--
On Feb 23, 2009, at 1:12 PM, vanq69 wrote:
> "&order=" + {order:Sortable.serialize("chunksList")} +
Simplify!
"&order=" + Sortable.serialize("chunksList") +
That should fix that part. (You were mixing hash syntax with string
syntax.)
You've also got a ton and a half of redundant code on th
Thanks yet again for you taking the time to assist me, this is proving
to be most
frustrating for me (and for yourself I imagine!) as I just cant seem
to get this working :(
Im going to (hopefully) lay out the code step by step, and perhaps if
you have the time then
you can tell me where im wrong
This was working previously because you were using a different data
model for the return value of your serialise() method.
Sortable.serialize() returns an array as a single value, and if you
add that to the GET that is sent to your server, it will be
interpreted by PHP on the receiving end
Thanks again for your help.
I have spent the last hour reading through the documentation and
working through the example and
also your notes. I believe I am getting closer, but I did not
understand how your:
//php
foreach($_POST['order'] as $k=>$v){
if($item = ActiveRecord::FindById('it
sorry, this part should have been
var foo = Sortable.create('chunksList',{}) //no need to tell it
tag:li -- it's the default
Walter
On Feb 23, 2009, at 8:33 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> var foo = Sortable.serialize('chunksList',{}) //no need to tell it
> tag:li -- it's the default
--~--~
This part is duplicating built-in functionality. Read up on
Sortable.serialize (with a z) in the Wiki. It's very powerful and
configurable.
var foo = Sortable.serialize('chunksList',{}) //no need to tell it
tag:li -- it's the default
...time passes...
var fooOrder = foo.serialize();
The
Thanks for the help firstly :)
It does clarify, I know that "chunksList" needs to go in serialise
(content) - I think, just not sure how to access that in the script.
Here is the parts of the code, its possible I have made an error:
from the script:
function startup()
{
Sortable.create
content.serialize() could be re-written as "variable you set to the
return of Sortable.create".serialize();
var foo = Sortable.create('somDomElement',{});
...
var sortOrder = foo.serialize();
Does that help?
Walter
On Feb 23, 2009, at 7:00 AM, vanq69 wrote:
>
> ANY help would be greatly
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