anyone?
On 2/9/06, Peter Michaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been confused about the purpose of _marker in dragdrop.js for
> quite a while. It doesn't really look like it does anything with
> ghosting on or off. I removed the mark method and didn't discover any
> problems. Is all th
I have a div (ID = 'gallerybox') in that there are 50 divs each holding an image. The gallerybox div is only big enough to show 15 images without scrolling. (3 rows of 5)I have been eagerly awaiting the auto scrolling feature, but it doesnt seem to be working properly for me. What happens is the sc
Hi all,
I have recently joined this mailing list and I'm not sure if this had
already been answered. I have a function that gets called from the
onload event and fills the drop-down ( tag) with the
data from the database. The function is as follows:
function initForm(frm) {
switch (frm) {
I found out the solution to my problem... hopefully this will keep other
people from the headache of what I have had to go through in recent days...
It turns out that if the content type header has the charset: Content-Type:
[text/javascript;charset=Cp1252], IE will puke when trying to get the
res
Hey guys. I'm trying to drag between two lists, except one list is
really long so I set a height on the with overflow:auto.
Unfortunately when I drag between the lists I can't drag items outside
of the with the overflow on. Does anyone know how I can make this
work? I think I might be able to
hey,
In fact, I created something like (actually, a dashboard too) this but
way simpler and not that sophisticated. But: What I didn't figure out
was how I can make the others move while still dragging and how I got
this nice little red border around while I was dragging it. Mmh, maybe I
shou
See the attached file (I changed the extension to .txt to get past my
company's email security -- it doesn't like .js files)
My dragdrop.js file is quite different from the official released
versions.. so beware, you might want to spend some time looking at a
side by side diff before trying to dep
You may want to change it slighty, for instance, so that ghosting is not
required... but all my draggables are ghosted in my application so
that's just how I did it...
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Thanks dude. Did you submit a patch over this? Or was it ignored like every
patch I submit.
I'll give it a shot, but I've just spent some time working around this problem (but I've run in to
it a couple of times). I realised that my application didn't really need DnD, and a button to copy
the
Nah, I've only ever just submitted my optimizations in isolation to this
list (only a couple times so far)... seems like Thomas has his hands
full though since he's not yet responded to any of my suggestions. I
don't even bother with the wiki anymore.
DnD has it's place, but you're right, always
Hello,
I'm wondering if there's a way to do array intersections that I
haven't found yet.
I've been trying to use Array.without() for this, but it can't compare
one Array to another. Is there a way to convert an Array to a list of
parameters for a function call (which is what Array.without() is
Take a look @ the source for "dragdrop.js" -- you'll see:
1) Marking is only enabled when ghosting is enabled.
2) The element with ID = "dropmarker" will automatically be shown & hidden.
2a) If that element doesn't exist, an empty DIV will be created for you.
3) The dropmarker element will automat
If you set ghosting: false, the other items will move while around the
selected item you're dragging.
I haven't been able to implement a drop-space-indicator ("red border") yet
instead, I've opted for using ghosting and a "fancy" image to leverage
Sortable's built-in "dropmarker" effect.
(This g
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