similar to: Scroll Page While Dragging 'draggable_element'

Hello community, I am a fairly new RoR programmer and I need some help with Scriptaculous Drag and Drop: So I have <%= draggable_element(@div_id, :revert => "failure", :snap => 5) -%> and a droppable: <%= drop_receiving_element(@team_div_id, :with => "''player='' + (element.id)+ ''&position='' + #{draft_position}"

This one''s kicking me in the *(&#^. All I want to do is create a draggable item and then detect the coordinates where it is dropped. So my first approach was to just use the draggable_element with :revert => false, like so: <%= draggable_element "my_element", :revert => false %> That works great and lets me drag stuff all over the place. In the scriptaculous

hi, I have a draggable element (cart-item) in a shopping cart <%= draggable_element "item_#{product}_#{i}", :revert => true %> When this element is dragged outside the cart into the "main_div", I want to show a puff effect and remove the element. When it is dragged within the cart, it should revert. So i wrote this code for drop_receiving _element <%=

Hi everyone, I am writing a ruby on rails application, and making heavy use of AJAX calls and evaluate_remote_response. In my remote responses I often have several update_element_function calls going on, to update several divs on the page. What I am doing is calling update_element_function, with the content as a block. Inside the block I usually have html, or make calls to other partials or

Right now I am using page.remove and page.insert for some complex nested moves in RJS. I have my draggables set to revert, but they also revert when they hit a droppable. Meaning, the draggable will start reverting for part of a second before the page.remove kicks in. Is there a way to specify :revert => false for the drop_receiving_element, or something else to that affect? -- Respectfully:

I need to return both the draggable element id and the dropped on element id to a ruby method. I''m using the helper method drop_receiving_element, and it''s all good and well until the onDrop part. I really want to pass both id''s to the ruby method that I''m calling. Really. However, it seems like onDrop only accepts a javascript function. :url => {:action

Hi all, I have an index.rhtml page which calls a partial called _tasks.rhtml. In the latter i call <%= draggable_element("icon#{@tasks.id}", :revert => true)%>. The first display of my page works fine and I get <script type="text/javascript"> //<![CDATA[ new Draggable("icon32", {revert:true}) //]]> </script> But then if I have an ajax

Hi, I''m fairly new to script.aculo.us, so hopefully this is the right place to ask this question. I have the following situation (pseudo-code): <div> <Droppable 1> <Droppable 2> </div> <div (scrollable)> <Draggable 1> <Draggable 2> ... </div> Basically, my Draggables are inside a scrollable <div> element (the interface

I am having trouble with draggable_element and come IE7 css. I have a list where I want the items in the list to be draggable. I need the list to have a fixed height so I would like a scrollbar. I use overflow:auto and everything works great in Firefox and Safari. But IE doesn''t respect the overflow:hidden. Well, it kind of does. It creates the scroll bars but lets everything spill

Hello, The question is related to Droppables and Draggable. I''m creating a splitter component with a DIV that acts as the splitter and 2 DIV zones that are the splitted zone. To do so I use the Droppables and Draggable in conjunction. The splitter DIV is a Draggable component and I define 2 Droppable zones for the splitter DIV (Zone A and B on each side of the splitter) It works fine

I have a container ''A'' which contains Draggables and a Droppable ''Trash''. These Draggables are set with ''revert:true''. Now, if a Draggable from ''A'' is dropped in the Trash, I don''t want it to revert, I want it to just disappear. I''ve tried using draggable.destroy() but this just prevents it from being

Hi all, I have a couple of droppables in my page. Each of them looks like a list and is a <div> containing other <div> for the lines, each line formed by <span>s for different fields. Each line is declared draggable (right after each line, since ithey''re created inside a loop). I have both of them inside a <div> since I need to refresh both at the same time and

Hi all. I have some performance tips to share. I had been having problems with the overall performance of the drag/drop objects. This is due largely to the fact that my project really pushes the limits (potentially thousands of draggables and hundreds of droppables in the document at a time, although that is the extreme case). Something I discovered is that the performance of dragging goes WAY

I have a droppable and draggable implementation. works pretty much well except when my droppables are on a scrollbar (created via overflow:auto) since my droppables are on a list. seems that the droppables aren''t working well with scrollbars and overflow. please help! thanks! _______________________________________________ Rails-spinoffs mailing list

Hi, I have this code which allows me to drop a draggable item in to a droppable zone. It works fine but what i want to happen is once the item ( droppable) has been dropped in to the drop zone (dropp) for the item to be draggable again. At the moment once ive dropped the item in the drop zone i can''t make it draggable again.....even if i repeat this line: new

Hello guys, I''m a scriptaculous newbie (I started working with it only yesterday) and I have already the first problem. I''m trying to implement a drag & drop list (fallowing the shopping cart example http://demo.script.aculo.us/shop) and I''m almost done but after dropping an item on the target div I need to refresh the page to see that the item has been moved.

Im having problems with Droppables, and read that there are some attributes on the element that must be inline. What are those? I''ve tried to copy some of the code from the shop-demo, and my code seems to have the exact same attributes and more. The problem is that the droppable refuse to react whenever I attempt to drop a draggable on it, the onDrop does''nt seem to trigger.

Hi all. I have got situation that I made element draggable - and when element is dragged I want to start some action (e.g. shown AJAX indicator, and change one of CSS class in dragging element). What is the best way to achieve this? I search source code of the Draggable and I saw that there is 2 method: Draggable.initDrag and Draggable.endDrag so it looks like in initDrag method i should

hi i think my example is very simple and straightforward so i''m not sure if it meets your needs (change revert:true to revert:false from a draggable after I drop it on a droppable so it doesn''t return to its original place.) i did this # 2 divs created here <script language="javascript"> new Draggable(''drag'', {revert: false});

I have a draggable, and I place it on a droppable. How do I make the draggable go back to its original postion? Thanks. -Tim --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Spinoffs" group. To post to this group, send email to rubyonrails-spinoffs-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw@public.gmane.org