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>> oh right, value... god i always do that.
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> Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 12:01 PM
> To: rails-spinoffs@lists.rubyonrails.org
> Subject: RE: [Rails-spinoffs] sortable list question
>
> oh right, value... god i always do that.
>
> but, its not even alerting 'hi' so its
oh right, value... god i always do that.
but, its not even alerting 'hi' so its not getting to that point even.
its making the list sortable, but nothing happens after i drag around.
> Well, if they are hidden input fields, then I'm not sure you can use
> innerHTML (all self-enclosed tags
Well, if they are hidden input fields, then I'm not sure you can use
innerHTML (all self-enclosed tags should have no innerHTML). You need
to set the value on them (ids[i].value = '' + i, instead of
ids[i].innerHTML = i). Or by 'hidden fields', do you not mean ?
Greg
ids is an array of all elements with the class name of 'linkIndexNumber'
which is only the hidden fields.
i figured that getElementsByClassName would return them in the order they
appear on the page, so i am using that to base which number they are in
the list.
then i am setting each of them to t
Assuming that $(ids[i]) is the hidden input field, wouldn't the
following line need to reference it as a form element?
> $(ids[i]).innerHTML = i;
I would assume it should be (the "'' + " makes it a string, not sure if
you can set a form element value to an in
here is most likely an easy question how come this will not work?
i am trying to change the values of a hidden input inside each sortable to
the current index.
thanks!
Sortable.create('list_filmLnks', {
onUpdate: function() {
