Rails - Sep 2011 - Need hint. Refresh sortable-list after draging element

Hello,

i implemented a dragable list semilar to railcast
147<http://railscasts.com/episodes/147-sortable-lists> and
it works fine.

Each item of my list has a value wich is accumulated ... like this

   - Value A = 3, Sum = 3
   - Value B = 4, Sum = 7
   - Value C = 1, Sum = 8

When i drag Item C on item A i get this

   - Value C = 1, Sum = 8
   - Value A = 3, Sum = 3
   - Value B = 4, Sum = 7

After reload the page it is shown correctly. But i woud like to refresh only 
the list to avoid traffic ...
Maybe someone can give me a hint which command or technic i should use.

thanks
Christian


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On Sep 23, 2011, at 5:14 AM, HG_Butte wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> i implemented a dragable list semilar to railcast 147 and it works fine.
> 
> Each item of my list has a value wich is accumulated ... like this
> 	• Value A = 3, Sum = 3
> 	• Value B = 4, Sum = 7
> 	• Value C = 1, Sum = 8
> When i drag Item C on item A i get this
> 	• Value C = 1, Sum = 8
> 	• Value A = 3, Sum = 3
> 	• Value B = 4, Sum = 7
> After reload the page it is shown correctly. But i woud like to refresh
only the list to avoid traffic ...
> Maybe someone can give me a hint which command or technic i should use.
I''m a little confused. When you refresh the page, what do you see? The
original order, or the newly sorted order?

If the latter, then there''s no need to refresh the page at all.
That''s the whole point of an Ajax sortable -- your page layout is
persisted back to the database, so you don''t have to refresh the page.
The new order is the new DOM order and (after a little back-channel traffic, is
the new database order, too.

If you''re looking for some confirmation that the new order
"took", you might want to look at the highlight callback.

Walter

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