I am not sure I get you right but if you want your tables hidden when
the page is downloaded initially why not render them with display:none
at the beginning and show them when it is needed by an elegant jquery
instruction? (something like $('table.your_class_here').show() )
Balint
On Jan 11, 6:
uot;draggedClone");
$(this).removeClass("dragged");
makeDraggable(".draggable");
}
}
);
}
Also, I am sorry for the double(triple)-posting but it took ages for
my question to show up on this list and someti
Hi there,
I've tried to achieve a simple thing with draggables. Put little
pictures (wrapped in divs) on top of a bigger one using the drag-and-
drop technique. This is what I've come up with:
function makeDraggable(expr) {
/**
* Makes the selection (by expr) draggable
*/
$(expr).draggable
Hello there,
I am trying to accomplish a seemingly easy task, drag some small
pictures onto a bigger one. I also want the dragged pictures to be
cloned, so more of them could be used for the aforementioned purpose.
What I've come up with is the following:
function makeDraggable(expr) {
/**
* M
Hello there,
I am trying to accomplish a seemingly easy task, drag some small
pictures onto a bigger one. I also want the dragged pictures to be
cloned, so more of them could be used for the aforementioned purpose.
What I've come up with is the following:
function makeDraggable(expr) {
/**
* M
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