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Hi there, is there any way to select part of an input element, not the whole of it, keeping the cursor at the start of the selection? As far as i can remember, about a year ago i saw a working page using this feature, but i cannot find it now... I hope someone can help me to find an answer to my question. Anthyon --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message

Hi, I''m trying to use sortables to sort table rows and move them between different tables (yes, it''s actual tabular data ;). However, either I don''t know how to use the tag property of Sortable.create properly, or it''s only working for li''s. Since it''s probably the first option, could someone post an example of sorting tr tags and move them

Sorry if this sounds cynical, ( i do love script.aculo.us scripts ) , but I am wondering if people know of some good real world examples of uses of drag n drop and sortable lists. such a cute script will likely be *ab*used as much as it is used. obviously the point here is to use script.aculo.us to improve the user interface rather than just have some k00l eFX. e.g. the drag n drop instantly

Hi, I want to do some custom logic on items being dragged and dropped - I need an event callback that has a reference to both the element being dropped (the LI), and the target element that it''s being dropped onto (the UL). I''ve found the Sortables.create option for creating an onUpdate and onChange handler, and done the following: function selectItem(target){

Hi, I''ve just been having a look at the scriptaculous drag-n-drop library, which looks exceedingly good. I''m running across a show-stopper here, though - something that''s cropping up in both the online demos and my own test scripts. If I set up two lists so that I can drag items between them, then if either list becomes empty, I can''t drag elements back into

Hi Thomas, Here''s a fix for the problem that I raised this morning, turned out to be fairly simple in the end (after many false starts and thrashing about - thank goodness for Venkman!) First, in Sortable.create(), I register the parent element (the UL tag or whatever), and add an extra property to it to mark it as the parent of the list in question: for (var i = 0; i <