Dan, 165 references to jquerify on google! Perhaps you should submit it to wikipedia!!
On 4/2/07, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rob, >Yes, this it what I was planning to do from my first email: >>> ...when IE >>> calls the <select>'s click handler, it does this *before* updating >>> the .selectedIndex property, hence you cannot tell which item has been >>> double-clicked on. > >>> I could use a timer to get around this problem but it's a bit of a >>> hack; does anybody have a better idea otherwise? > >This is really the issue I'm working on I guess, the no click/dblclick >event was what led me to it. >Yes you're right it was a bad place to start off from. Here's an example page from a Form-base library I originally wrote back in 1999 that shows of the exact functionality you're looking for: http://www.pengoworks.com/qforms/docs/examples/containers.htm You can dblclick just fine on an option item to move it to the next box. You should be able to get to the selectedIndex property just fine. Well this example is far from jQuerified (I'm coining a new term,) it should show you what you need. -Dan
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