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Hello, I''m having a problem when I set the tree option to true on Sortable. If I set the option to false my remote call works fine, but once I set it to true, I get some weird log errors from Webrick... undefined method `update'' for "11":String /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/actionpack-1.12.1/lib/action_controller/cgi_ext/cgi_methods.rb:214:in `build_deep_hash''

...I managed to avoid this by using the resulting buffer in an operation the compiler can't elide. But I was wondering, is there an __attribute__ or other mechanism by which I can tell the compiler: Don't elide this statement even if the result is unused. Here is the code: https://github.com/ioquatix/ruby/blob/3fd9102cb885858038d6a29071acecef78e6d6a5/coroutine/copy/Context.c#L36-L80 You can see on line 57, I forced compiler to use the result of the alloca. If I remove this, it fails because alloca is not invoked. Any help/suggestions appreciated. Kind regards, Samuel -------------- next part...

Hello, here is the initial patch for support for sortable trees. Please as many people download this code and test with your lists and feel free to add more list tests. Files modified were dragdrop.js and prototype.js. Some new options have been added. ''treeTag'' specifies the tag used to contain children elements. ''tree'' must be set to true for this

Hi, I''ve been working on a sortable tree modification. You can get what I have done so far here: http:// www.oriontransfer.co.nz/Sortable+List.zip Firstly, serialize needs work to support a tree structure. Secondly, I have not tested if it still works with lists property (I''m sure it would work fine, but I haven''t tested it). Finally, I need to merge this code

Hello, I am not sure how many people are using the shiny new tree version of dragdrop.js - well it seems that someone arbitrarily changed part of my implementation and has broken the functionality with rails: 864 serialize: function(element) { 865 element = $(element); 866 var options = Object.extend(Sortable.options(element), arguments[1] || {}); 867 var name =