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Hi, I''ve been confused about the purpose of _marker in dragdrop.js for quite a while. It doesn''t really look like it does anything with ghosting on or off. I removed the mark method and didn''t discover any problems. Is all the mark business a relic from some past idea? Thanks, Peter

Hi folks, I''m in the process of updating a mostly-server-side web app to 21st century functionality, using the prototype.js etc packages. I''m mostly a server-side PHP guy, so please pardon the level of ignorance about Javascript. I''m having some strange problems, and right now, I''m trying to localize whether the problems are generic browser-things or whether

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 Thomas, Here''s a fix for the problem that I raised this morning, turned out to be fairly simple in the end (after many false starts and thrashing about - thank goodness for Venkman!) First, in Sortable.create(), I register the 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 <

Hi all, this is a patch for 1.5_rc5 I noticed that I was not able to drag stuff out of scrolling divs. When I tried to drag it out, the draggable would remain in that div and the scrollbars would adapt to the bigger content of the div. This patch extends draggable with an option :tofront. When it is set to true, the draggable will be moved to the document body while keeping its position on the

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,

Hi group I''ve used the beta 3 for a simple sortable list, which works perfectely fine in Firefox (2.0.0.4). When I checked my sortable in Internet Explorer 7, the following error occurs every time: dragdrop.js, line 491, "Invalid argument" (translated, error message might be not 100% accurate) The "bad" line: style.top = p[1] + "px"; Best regards Markus

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 =

Hi, In the last few days I''ve been working a lot on rewriting the dragdrop.js code. I''ve made changes for what I think is stronger object-oriented design and made more parallels between how Droppbables and Draggables are coded and instantiated. I have multiple selection and dragging of draggables working and droppables can accept multiple draggables in one drop. There are some

Hi everybody- First time poster, please be gentle. I have written a little rails app where you can create divs and move them around via Thomas'' wonderful dragdrop.js. I would like to be able to fire an AJAX event to update the top and left of the dragged object upon release. I see many AJAX link_to_remote and observe_field. What is the proper way to observe that the position (not

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

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

Sorry if this sounds cynical, ( i do love script.aculo.us scripts ) , but I am wondering if people know of some good real world examples of uses of drag n drop and sortable lists. such a cute script will likely be *ab*used as much as it is used. obviously the point here is to use script.aculo.us to improve the user interface rather than just have some k00l eFX. e.g. the drag n drop instantly

I have two scrollable div''s (overflow:auto), one with a list of elements (the source) and the other is the drop target (dest). I''ve enabled ghosting so that the drag element gets out of the scrollable box (good). Interesting, at least on Firefox, the ghosted drag ends up going ''under'' the destination div when I drag it. No amount of z-order fidding seems to

hi there first thanks for thoose neeto things :) got a question couse i cant figure it out: i made a supersimple demo for the drag event: http://noomik.net/test/drag.html works so far, but: if i remove the code between line 20 and line 27 (in the drag.html) it won''t work any more and i get an javascript error in the dragdrop.js in line 311 saying drag has no properties. any

Hi, 1. I have 2 panes, each having approximately 45-50 slides, all the slide images are 110x82 pixels in size, enclosed in their respective div''s. 2. These divs are further enclosed in a parent div, which is defined as a Sortable on page load. 3. There is a destination div on the RHS also. Sortable.create("div_leftDiv", {ghosting:true, revert: true, dropOnEmpty:true,

Hi, I''ve been working on new ideas for a JavaScript drag and drop library. I haven''t found a drag and drop library flexible enough for my needs and I think I have come up with something that is generally worthwhile. I use the DOM and Event utilities from Yahoo! UI and no Prototype.js. I''m interested in any ideas or suggestions people might have. Blog

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

Thomas, Special thanks for the dragdrop library. I consider your javascript abilities quite superior to my own, in fact I''m just setting out on a quest to master javascript, I found your library the other night and started hacking away on my app. I replaced a dom-drag.js library I was using before with yours since it integrated with prototype better, and appears to be better coded.

can anyone tell me how to make a Draggable element, which after drop doesn''t disappear. draggable_element "item_#{item.id}", :revert => true, :ghosting => true - don''t work, adding element disappears. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.