I wish i could use Firefox in the environment i am in... but cant. yes the 1st argument is the Cloned Element, but I wanted the Clone name which I found is "dragHelper" and where I want to manipulate the info as it is being dragged around.
also instead of using the 1st argument, you can use "this" to access the cloned element. Thanks.... ~Terry On Jul 20, 1:55 pm, "Dan G. Switzer, II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Terry, > > >i am using onDrag to update some info within the dragged div which > >works but what i really want is to update the info in the clones. how > >are the clones named, anyone know off-hand? > > The onStart event receives 2 arguments. The first is the element being > dragged, the second is an array containing: [clonedEl, x, y] > > So, you should be able to use the onStart to alter the cloned element. > > One thing I'd recommend is using Firebug and always doing a: > > console.log(arguments); > > To any jQuery plug-in event handler. Well you might have to dig through the > source code to find out what's being passed, it's often pretty easy to guess > at what the arguments are. > > -Dan
