I'm starting to believe that there are no solution to my problem. This seems to be the place where all the answers are, and no solution (or even suggestion) for almost two weeks?
Too bad. The suggestion Richard made (and I had already implemented) will have to be enough then. /Stefan On 19 Mar, 09:55, CTek <stefan.bergfe...@ctek.se> wrote: > Hi Richard > > Thank you for your answer, but the example you showed was exactly what > I've accomplished myself. > What's missing is that I want the original box (draggable) to move > into the droppable, and leave an empty spot among the draggables. > I also want that draggable to return to its original location whenever > another draggable is dropped in the same droppable. > Coming with this is also that I don't want to let the user drop the > same draggable in two droppables. > > /Stefan > > On 18 Mar, 16:20, "Richard D. Worth" <rdwo...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > This should get you started: > > >http://jsbin.com/ixeca > > > - Richard > > > On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 7:38 AM, CTek <stefan.bergfe...@ctek.se> wrote: > > > > I'm having a headache because I'm trying to make an on-line test. > > > The graphics department wanted to make it all flash, but I said jQuery > > > would do the trick, so please help me prove them wrong. > > > > I have a question, with six options, represented as six draggables. > > > I expect three answers, represented as three droppables. > > > > The user is supposed to drag three draggables into the three > > > droppables, and then click a button to check answers. > > > > What I want is for the draggable to be placed in the middle of the > > > droppable when dropped. > > > > I also want the draggable to return to its original position when (if) > > > another draggable is dropped in the same droppable. It'd also be nice > > > if I could drop the draggable outside the droppables and have it > > > returned to its original position. > > > > I also need to know which draggables are currently dropped, so I can > > > check if the answer is correct. That's not a problem yet, but I'm > > > afraid it will be.
