I've done this in the past:
Instead of using Rev's drap/drop features, you could fake it with a
button that appears at the mouseLoc when the drag begins.
- its label is set to the selectedText of the index field
- its rect is same as that of the selected line in the field
- it looks like you're dragging selectedText
- if dropped in an invalid target zone, it snaps back to the original
location and disappears
- if dropped in a valid zone, it disappears and your script puts the
text where it belongs.
This is a little bit of work, but maybe it would give you what you want.
HTH -
Phil Davis
J. Landman Gay wrote:
I have a list field that operates like an index; clicking on a line
causes the stack to display content based on the text of the line.
I also need the field to support drag and drop, so that users can create
their own lists by dragging lines from the index into a different field
in a substack.
I tried setting the dragData on a mousedown in the index field, but even
if I pass mouseDown, the index behaviors no longer function. The field
does not recognize "mouseup" or "selectionchanged" and nothing happens.
Actually, when I try dragging a line, the selection changes to whatever
line the pointer is over. Does anyone have a trick for making a list
field behave in two different ways -- that is, normal line selection as
well as supporting dragging lines to another field?
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