Rails - Aug 2006 - Dropping an item from one List to multiple sortable lists

Hello!

I''m fairly new to all of this, and have been able to create sortable 
columns, and droppables etc... What I am trying to do however is I have 
a list of modules in one div and then I have 3 columns.   I would like 
to be able to drag a module into one of the columns and then have the 
modules be sortable in the 3 columns.   Hope this makes sense.

Any help would be greatly apreciated!

Thanks

Kip

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Hey Kip,
    Perhaps I am missing something here, but, you mean you want 
something like this :

    draggable            droppable1            droppable2           
droppable3
                                  <div sortable>      <div sortable>
<div sortable>
   
    If so, this should be pretty easy since script.aculo.us/prototype is 
inside RoR. So, it should be easy to knock up your own using the 
building blocks, but I doubt anyone has a pre-made drop in solution 
where you don''t have to code -anything- ;p (now watch one of the nice 
Railers prove me wrong ;) There shouldn''t be any problem with nesting a
sortable <div> inside a droppable <div> or vice versa. It would
surprise
me if there was to be honest.

    Regards
    Stef

Kip Massey wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I''m fairly new to all of this, and have been able to create
sortable
> columns, and droppables etc... What I am trying to do however is I have 
> a list of modules in one div and then I have 3 columns.   I would like 
> to be able to drag a module into one of the columns and then have the 
> modules be sortable in the 3 columns.   Hope this makes sense.
>
> Any help would be greatly apreciated!
>
> Thanks
>
> Kip
>
>   

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