I see.I did not notice that before. Well, I have done some extensive
debugging and solved the problem.
For the people having the same problem (if they figured out what the
problem was), my solution was:
Set the options 'ghosting' to 'true'. Then in the onStart function of
the draggable put the line '$($.iDrag.dragged).css('visibility',
'hidden');' somewhere. This hides the original draggable without
collapsing the space (that is what setting the 'display' to 'none'
would do), but the helper (that is dragged around) will be visible.
Then in the onStop function of the draggable place the line '$
(this).css('visibility', 'visible');' somewhere. The draggable will
now be visible again.
Hope this helpes someone, and Richard, thanx for the reply.
Regards, Chris
On May 22, 2:53 pm, "Richard Worth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 5/22/07, chrs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Has anyone any idea how to solve this? I could set a demo somewhere
> > online to show what I mean if someone wants that.
>
> That would help, as your figure didn't stay intact (lines wrapped at around
> 70 chars).
>
> - Richard D. Worth
