Brandon, I noticed you had updated a few things with the offsets in SVN, so I tried out the most recent version (3581), but this issue with jqDnR still persists. Have you had a chance to look into this and see if it is indeed a dimensions issue?
On Sep 20, 5:42 pm, "Brandon Aaron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey I haven't released that code yet! :p Yeah, the new dimensions is tiny > ... just 1k using min+gzip. And you only need to include the new dev version > of dimensions if you still want to use the scrollTop/Left, > innerHeight/Width, outerHeight/Width, position or offsetParent. All the rest > of the functionality (offset and window/document height/width) went into the > core. > > I'm curious to know if it is a problem with jqDnR or the new offset method. > I'll see if I can take a look at this sometime soon as well. > > -- > Brandon Aaron > > On 9/20/07, tlphipps <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > I noticed in SVN that Brandon had updated the Dimensions plugin after > > the release of jQuery 1.2, so I updated to the latest code in SVN > > because it is MUCH smaller in size. > > > But now the jqDnR plugin has issues in IE6 and IE7. When you start > > dragging the element, the element's position is way off. FF 2.0.0.7 > > doesn't seem to have any issues. > > > Brice, any chance you can look into updating jqDnR to use the new core > > dimensions stuff in jQuery 1.2 (and 1.2.1)? > > > Also, I've noticed that if you drag elements very quickly, the mouse > > tends to move away from the drag handle, and when that happens, the > > element stops dragging. Once you move the mouse off the element (or > > back to the drag handle), the elements snaps to the correct position > > based on the position of the mouse. Any chance the element could keep > > moving (or not allow the mouse to trail off the drag-handle)? > > > Thanks for this great plugin! It works great for our application > > (We're using it to allow dragging a thickbox which I hadn't been able > > to do using any other draggable plugin)
