Found the following ticket which might be related...
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1315
Starting to think I'm out of luck, but if that's the case I'll try to
replace the whole thing and use sortables instead.
I need some help with solving the following problem:
I have eight elements made .droppable() on mouseover (using
Interface), and accepting draggable elements, as so ( Stripped
some non-relevant code ):
$(document).ready(function()
{
$('body').mouseover(function(event)
{
;#' + $
(dragged).attr("id"));
$(dragged).remove().clone().before('#' + $('#' +
targetElemID).next).attr("id"));
God that looks messy... help!? =D
On 12 Juli, 19:38, Fredrik Karlsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Currenly I'm working on a projec
Currenly I'm working on a project where I'm using a bunch of
droppables and draggables to organize list items.
Now there is one thing I can't figure out how to do.
If I have two droppables containing lists with items (...), and I want to swap one of the
items in one droppable with one in another
I've noticed that animations and such in jQuery tends to "queue". When
I have many animated elements, each triggered on mouseover ( in this
case, Tooltips ), and rapidly move my mouse across several elements,
the Tooltips will start showing in the order that the mouse touched
them.
Is there any w
It seems I managed to solve the problem. After trying your code again,
and removing .wrap() which caused some weird behaviour, everything's
working again. Now I'll just have to keep an eye open for duplicate
elements. Cheers!
On 8 Juli, 16:13, "Benjamin Sterling"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > A
I just found this group yesterday, and I've already found a lot of
good advice from reading old posts. But I couldn't find a solution to
some weird behaviour I'm having.
I am using jquery together with Interface to play around a bit with
drag&drop + ajax. So a basic test was to move an element be
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