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...s/drag-and-drop // The value is a string referencing a CSS class. The first child/grandchild/etc. // element found within the element that has this CSS class will be used as the handle. //this.handle = options.handle ? $(options.handle) : this.element; this.handle = options.handle ? Element.Class.childrenWith(this.element, options.handle)[0] : this.element; Now, the script works just like what was told by the document. -- Regards. Yufan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails-spinoffs/attachments/20050706/76c44aa0/a...

...because: this.handle = options.handle ? $(options.handle) : this.element; which is because sortables sends the handle not as a class name but the actual element - perhaps it should happen from within the draggables by changing that line to this.handle = options.handle ? Element.Class.childrenWith(this.element, options.handle)[0] : this.element; then changing the sortables to send the class name to the draggables constructor. ------ Once those are done it works great thus far :) Jesse Andrews

...#39; on IE with Effect.Opacity on elements that have no Layout * Make Effect.Parallel render final frames and call beforeFinish/ afterFinish on included effects * Added focusing the text field or text area created when using Ajax.InPlaceEditor #2126 [thx to Lee Mallabone] * Fixed Element.Class.childrenWith not returning the correct elements #2120 [cmees AT rogers DOT com] * Fix issues with form elements inside draggables not clickable with Firefox #2129 * Make effects "stateless" by cleaning up element.style after finish of effect #2133 [[Martin Bialasinski] * Add "internal"...

...= options.handle ? $(options.handle) : this.element; > > which is because sortables sends the handle not as a class name but > the actual element - perhaps it should happen from within the > draggables by changing that line to > > this.handle = options.handle ? > Element.Class.childrenWith(this.element, options.handle)[0] : > this.element; > > then changing the sortables to send the class name to the draggables > constructor. > > ------ > > Once those are done it works great thus far :) > > Jesse Andrews > > > ------------------------------ >...