Does anyone know the best way to create draggable container elements?
Dean Edwards (him of IE7 fame) has put something together that works in
IE and FF:
http://dean.edwards.name/my/examples/moz-behaviors/
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I've also seen this done nicely at http://panic.com
I'm no javascript expert, so I couldn't expl
I've also seen this done nicely at http://panic.com
I'm no javascript expert, so I couldn't explain what they did. Just
check their source.. They've got an example on the main page, but it
all really shines in the apparel department:
https://www.panic.com/goods/
HTH
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Andrew Sutherland
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Javascritps can do that.. :)
I know i had a tutorial on that before but i forgot where i got it
from :) probably Ades Design i think ;d
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Does anyone know the best way to create draggable container
elements?
I know its possible with the IE-DOM, what with being
designed from the get-go for “rich internet apps”, such as Outlook
Web Access and “My MSN”, where, I must admit, is employed quite effectively.
But is there
