i want to be able to drag divs and drop them onto other divs. i want
the behavior to be as follows: if the draggable div is released too
far away from one of the droppable divs, then it goes back to its
original position. however, if it is sufficiently close to one of the
droppable divs then it mov
Robin
> Yes, use the constraints options of Sortable.create
When I do that (see below) the list is no longer sortable : when I drop
an element, it goes back to its original location, and the associated
actin is not triggered.
(Complete view code is at the bottom of this message. I place
Ed,
On 2/11/06, Ed C. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just include the ( and ) parens in your X-JSON header string.
Yes, that will work, but it's a hack. Looking a all of the
documentation for the definition of JSON data, the parens are no where
to be seen.
Kevin
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On 2/11/06, smi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You're awesome! That fixed my bug, It's working for me now.
I know you didn't file the ticket, but I would encourage you to add a
comment to the ticket that the patch resolved your problems with the
$$() function including what browsers you were able to
Hi Todd!
You're awesome! That fixed my bug, It's working for me now.
Thanks
Michael
Todd Ross schrieb:
On 2/9/06, smi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am using the latest version of prototype.js from the SVN, including
the wonderful $$ operator to loop through a number of elements with a
certain
Gregory
> I think making a clickable item draggable is begging for problems.
No, it's just striving for simplicity and obviousness.
With "In place edit" and "sortable list", you can replace 3 pages by 1,
without adding any control or icon or whatever on the page.
What's the alternative: se
