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Hi! As in http://groups.google.es/group/rubyonrails-spinoffs/browse_thread/thread/bbd975bac3be748a?hl=es I have some problems with onDrop on a Droppable Instead of he I have only a sortable list with draggable elements (I make the list sortable and every element draggable) I try two forms: onDrop: Borrar where Borrar is something like: Borrar = function () { my code here } an onDrop:

Hi! I have a sortable list Every item in this list has a droppable area In this area I could drop some elements of the same list Everything is ok except I need to stop the sortable event when I drop an item in the droppable area Is this possible? Thanks! --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby

Hi there, I''m started to use scriptaculous yesterday and it''s really great. Hovever, there is one problem that I cannot solve: I have a page with a sortable list and a droppable "trash can". I would like to drag and drop items between the list and the trash can, but it don''t work. Which options should I set to make it works correctly? Thanks!

Hi all. I have specific situations - I use sortable on html list, and after I move elements I want to do ajax reqeust to serwer with the id of dragging element and id of the element that was droppable. How to do it? which function in Sortable class i have to overrider or modify? i try to modife onhover method in sortable and put a ajaxRequest call before methods dropon.parentNode.insertBefore

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});

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

Hi all, I''m trying to create a recycle bin for elements from a Sortable. To do that I created an <img> (image of a recycle-bin ofcourse) and made it a Droppable. However what should I do with the element in the onDrop function of the Droppable to stop it from going back into the Sortable? How do I remove it altogether from the page? thanks and regards, Jeroen

This is my first post to this mailing list so I hope its in the right location.I''m trying to use a list of draggables (not sortable) which I can drag into a droppable div. The goal is to create a new item, not to move from one list to the other. When a new draggable is dropped, a new div is added to the droppable div and a sortable is created. Everything is working fairly well, to

i know someone just recently asked about queueing ajax requests, my question is similar in the regards that i don''t want my application to send multiple requests. i have 2 sortabbles lists left, and right. when i move an item from left to the right the onUpdate callback will send 2 ajax requests. one for each sortables. however. i want it to serialize and send back the results from

I have a Sortable that''s working like a charm, but now I would like to be able to drop objects from that Sortable onto a Droppable that''s not part of my Sortable. I just did a small test page where it didn''t work, so my first question has to be "is this supposed to work?", before I dig too deep into it. "accept" for the droppable is set to the

Hello, Well, i need to limit the number of elements in a sortable. I new to scriptaculo but i have lots of experiencie with javascript. Since limit the number of elements is not supported by Sortable i would like to implement, i already took a look at the Sortable class in dragdrop.js and it looks like that onHover and onEmptyHover deal with the update of the UI, however I''m not unable

I''m wondering if anyone''s come up with a way to somehow make a Sortable look at X or Y position relative to the droppables so that the mouse doesn''t have to be over the container for the droppable to fire. For instance, take functional Sortable test #1. Grab Item #3 and then slide the mouse over to the left, past the dot (essentially outside of the <ul>). Now

Hi All, I''m attempting to tweak Scriptaculous 1.5R4 to provide the ability to pass the "accept" option through the Sortable.create(...) call to the enclosed Droppable(s). I''m far from 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

Hi, I am fairly new to Ajax and script.aculo.us - I have looked into the mailling list archive but could not find a simple enough answer to my problem. I want to allow users to - drag an item from list A and drop to listB, leaving the list A item in place (as in the Drag & drop shop example, http://demo.script.aculo.us/shop) - re-order list B to their needs. I do not want list A to be

I''m trying to create an application where you pick from a list of items to add to an album. Once in the album they can be sorted or removed. I''ve run into nothing but bugs trying to get this to work. I currently have each item draggable in the list. Once it is dragged onto the album rails takes over and adds the id to an array and renders the album partial. All of the items

Hi, What I need to know is how to 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. Something like: [CODE] <!-- Draggable image --> <img alt="Product" id="item" src="icon.png"> <script type="text/javascript"> new

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

> I haven''t looked too much at the actual code, but there is a > SortableTree Class coming soon to script.aculo.us, I have been > working on it here and there for about 2 weeks now and it is > working very nicely in all browsers and most performance issues > have been worked out. the tree is also collapsible! Thanks! this is (almost) exactly what I have been

I am not sure how many of you are using draggables/droppables but I thought I would do some experimentation and try and learn how to use them on my own. Well, I have draggables, and I have droppables. I do have one question for now. The droppable onDrop event seems to pass in 2 objects, the dropped object, and the container the object was dropped on. My question is this, can I figure

Hi all. I think the following code in dragdrop.js fire: function(event, element) { if(!this.last_active) return; Position.prepare(); if (this.isAffected(Event.pointerX(event), Event.pointerY(event), element, this.last_active)) if (this.last_active.onDrop) this.last_active.onDrop(element, this.last_active); } should be changed to fire: function(event,