I managed to get your code working ( I don't know why it wouldn't work
earlier ), but I ended up with some new odd behaviour.
When I drag an element from one droppable to another, it appears to be
leaving an empty <li> instead of removing it.
Code:
$(dragged).remove().clone().appendTo('#' + groupID + ' ul').wrap('<li
class="character"></li>');
Demo:
http://www.ethowin.net/dragTest.htm
I noticed I didn't have firebug installed at home, so I'll download it
and see if I can find anything...
/ Fredrik
Benjamin Sterling skrev:
>
> A live version of the script can be found on http://
> <http://www.ethowin.net/dragTest.htm> www.ethowin.net/dragTest.htm
> <http://www.ethowin.net/dragTest.htm>
> <http://www.ethowin.net/dragTest.htm>.
> I tried using your code, but it neither cloned or removed the
> dragged element.
>
>
> Hmm... then it probably was not getting an element in correct format,
> I will look at you code and see if I see anything.
>
> Also, the problem is quite random and doesn't seem to happen very
> often at all, so perhaps I could iterate through all lists on each
> drag/drop, and delete any found duplicates. But that might lead to
> some unnecessary overhead when the number or items grows.
>
>
> I agree, there should be better way.
>
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