similar to: Scriptaculous: Sortable not firing in IE7

Hello all, I''m using Scriptaculous 1.6.1 on a project I''m developing. My generated HTML (generated by PHP) looks something like this: <ul id="admin-list"> <li id="li-13">Singletary, Bob (President/CEO)</li> <li id="li-12">Chatman, Jim (Vice President of Finance/CFO)</li> ... </ul> <script

Can''t seem to get the onUpdate to work in for a sortable list. I am following the documentation and the included functional tests but nothing is firing for me. Any idea why? Sortable.create(''list1'', { tree:true , onUpdate:function(sortable){ alert(''onUpdate'') } , handle: ''handle'' , scroll:window ,

Hi all, In the following code, it doesn''t look like the onUpdate() event is firing. Am I doing something wrong? <ul id="testSort"> <li id="item1">item 1</li> <li id="item2">item 2</li> <li id="item3">item 3</li> <li id="item4">item 4</li> <li id="item5">item

Hi, maybe I am using this the wrong way but I have a list as follows <ul id="secondlist"> <li>bla bla</li> <li> bla bla </li> </ul> and then I add dynamically further <li> elements and create a Sortable but the onUpdate only fires for <li> items that have not been created via Javascript. Any clues? <script

Using Rails to generate a sortable list, I get the draggable/sortable page elements, but Ajax never fires back the post-sorted list. (I''ve checked with IE & Firefox, the "save this order to the DB" controller hasn''t been called.) The View: <p>Drag to sort.<span id="sort_info"></span></p> <ul id="sort1">

Hello, I am new to Scriptaculous, and was recently brought into a project using it to create an email Newsletter builder. The idea is that the user will have lists of elements that he can add to the email page by dragging the element he wants to add from an "available sections" container, to a "loaded sections" container. Dragging from the loaded to available will

Hi, I''m trying to play with sortable tree and have two issues: I have an AJAX Tree looking like: <ul class=''TreeCat'' id=''work''> <li class=''open''> <img src=''s.gif'' class=''node'' onclick="Ajax.Tree.toggle(event,this);"/> <a

Hi all, I have an unordered-list, made Sortable using dragdrop.js. When the onUpdate() event fires, is there a way to get the (new) index of the child list-item that was just moved? Or would I have to compare the results of serialize() before and after the move? Thanks, Best Regards, Ed C. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Anyone found that sometime between 1.6.4 and 1.7.1 beta releases of Scriptaculous that something has changed with the way that the onChange is fired? In 1.6.4 it fired once, now in 1.7.1 beta it fires everytime you move the mouse. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Spinoffs"

Hello, I wanted to drag elements from one sortable to another - not a problem. the hard thing is that i want to call a JS function to reorder the elements by certain criterias (ranking f.e.). So the two involved sortables are firering two onUpdate event. When I am changing the order of the LI-elements of the first Sortable (by removing them and adding them again), the second onUpdate event will

I have a bunch of Sortables that can be dragged and dropped. When I set ghosting to true, the ghosted image is all garbled on the first drag in IE7. Every drag thereafter works completely fine. I have turned off all of our styling to try to isolate the issue, and it persists no matter what I do. I have also made it so Scriptaculous only includes the drag and drop and Effects libraries to try

Hi all: I''m using sortable (very cool stuff!) on a series of divs with an onUpdate callback. Everything appears to work alright until I try to pass a parameter to my callback function like this: Sortable.create( ''page_33'', { tag: ''div'', onUpdate: updateOrder(''page_33'') } ); When I pass that parameter to the

I have two sortable lists, one after the other. I can drag from the first to the second but not from the second to the first. The behavior is consistent if n > 2. For example, I can drag from 1 to 2, 3 or 4 from 2 to 3 or 4 and from 3 to 4, but not in the reverse order: I can''t drag from the 4th list to anything (besides itself). From the third list I can drag only to itself and 4.

I have two sortable lists that you can drag and drop to and from. Each object in the lists have a position field in the object''s table. I want to be able to update the position in the database automagically once a user has sorted the list. I can drag and drop just fine but I am not able to store the new positions in the database. I am trying to use Ajax.request in the onUpdate callback

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){

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

Maybe a newb question, maybe not. It''s not well documented, and I want to know how to know the id of my newly dropped item. The usage, would be to attach the newly dropped id to its *new* parent in a DB. Thanks. ???????????????????????? http://www.samueldr.com http://www.hostingquebec.ca

Hi all, Iäve built some functionality in a CMS where you can drag and drop small elements on the page between 2+ panes/containers/divs. Whenever a drag-drop event has occurred (onUpdate) I make a Ajax.Request to save the new layout in the CMS. The code is as follows: in an onload-function: var a = ["subcontent", "main"]; for (var i=0; id=a[i]; i++) { if ($(id)) {

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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