the trigger for this error is that the droppable-container contains
other content at the top, the p-element in this case. remove that and
this behaviour disappears. almost. drag a draggable to the topmost
margin (1em) of the droppable, and i think the same error occurs.
Just to clearify:
The ma
I have one thing that worked in 1.6.0 but not in 1.6.1, so have to use
the former one.
If you use the attached file with 1.6.0, everything works just fine.
But if you instead use 1.6.1 the exciting stuff appears.
- case 1, test.html:
drag the draggables around and you'll see a flickering. even w
btw, the blank.gif is a transparent 1*1 gif.
OT: And remember that every 1x1 trans gif that's bigger than 42 bytes
is too big!
=)
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As the documentation
(http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/Effect.Appear) states:
"Effect.Appear
Make an element appear. If the element was previously set to
display:none; inside the style attribute of the element, the effect
will automatically show the element. This means that it must
res a new connection-slot
available.
So anyone of you who has any experience of this? I canät show you any
live code right now since the application isn't publicly available. I
might be able to make a test case, but I'd rather not coz of
time-issues =)
btw: The onComplete-eventhandler f
