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So, is there any way to specify a sortable to only do a callback when the dragged item is dropped? As it is, the onChange is called whenever you move the draggable to a new element (even if you don''t drop it), but I''d rather only call my function after they drop it to avoid unnecessary additional server calls. It looks like Droppable supports an ''onDrop'', but

...e 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 < elements.length; i++){ //register children as droppables, as before... } element.isParentDroppable=true; Droppables.add(element, options_for_droppable); options.droppables.push(element); Then under options_for_droppable.onHover, I test for that property: onHover: function(element, dropon, overlap) { if (dropon.isParentDroppable){ dropon.appendChild(element); if (dropon.sortable){ dropon.sort...

...a JavaScript expert (Scriptaculous & AJAX have convinced me to finally start learning), so I''m kinda fumbling in the dark here. Thus far I''ve made two minor changes to ''dragdrop.js'': o Added ''accept: options.accept'' to ''options_for_droppable'' (line 395) o Added ''accept: options.accept'' to the metadata for handling dropOnEmpty (line 409) Things work OK, except for the following case: 1. There are two lists 2. List #1 contains one items with CSS class "capitalized" and another with CS...

...them, then if either list becomes empty, I can''t drag elements back into it. Looking under the hood in dragdrop.js, the Sortable class appears to set the LI elements as drop targets, so that when an element drops onto them, they work out how to add it as a sibling (I''m looking at options_for_droppable:onHover here, lines 46-80 ish). The behaviour that I''m seeing makes sense from this code - no LI elements left in the list, so nothing happens. However, from the user''s perspective, it''s going to be pretty frustrating, allowing the app to get into a dead-end state fro...

...Large mini-app (draggable) onto a Small container (droppable). It would be great to have the ''accept'' option from the Droppables available for the Sortable. I tried a bit of coding but did not work. I added the "accept" option to the Sortable.create and to the "var options_for_droppable" but instead of not being able to drop the big app on the small container I could drop it onli at the bottom of the target. It actually works for the small apps, I can drop and sort everywhere. Kinda hard to explain, check it out on the link above, try to move the big app in the middle to...

Regarding DragDrop I am wondering what the deal about Internet Explorer 6 is. My application is near to final and now while testing browsers all but the IE6 are running as supposed to. Any other browser is performing smooth movement while IE compared provides a very bad expirience. I''ve seen some "tuning" infos on this list but they are either outdated or not actually working