No, the selectionChanged handler is my own. But remember I have to click in the
field to change the selected line (I have behave as list enabled) and if the
field gets the mouseDown message but NOT the mouseUp message, well you can see
that a dragdrop operation will be initiated but never stoppe
Bob,
Perhaps your have a different (older?) version of Scott Rossi's "getinline"?
Cause in the one Scott kindly linked to in this thread, there was no
selectionChanged handler.
Actually, I'm also not clear on what you meant by the second sentence
in the following:
> Apparently the field was rec
I used Scott's GetInLine. It's really nice visually. I did have a problem
sometimes though where if I passed over the field it triggered the drag. I
noticed that the condition was triggered when clicking a line to change the
selected line. Apparently the field was receiving the mouseDown message
Bonjour Nicolas,
create a small one line field named "temp"
and put the following in the script of your field.
Sorry for the comments in French
Best regards from Grenoble
André
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-- LE SCRIPT DE DRAG DROP ENTRE 2 FIELDS d'Éric CHATONET, MODIFIÉ POUR UN SEUL
local lLineNo,tLaLigne,tStyl
Another option:
http://tactilemedia.com/site_files/downloads/getinline.rev.zip
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design
Recently, Nicolas Cueto wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone had pointers on how to enable a user to
> reposition lines within a listfield. More specif
Hi Nicolas,
I have one in the private section of my website, accessible after donating
http://qery.us/1u4
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i just did this a few days back. There are more elegant solutions like using a
second field to move around, but this works for me. If you change the textSize
to a non-default value, you might need to adjust some parts of the offset
calculation at the start.
on mouseDown
--preparation of data
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone had pointers on how to enable a user to
reposition lines within a listfield. More specifically, a user would
"press" on a line and drag it within the listfield to a different
position. To reorder the lines, for example.
Hoping to not have to reinvent the wheel on
