Hi Kasi, This solution works great (tested with FF 3.5, IE 6 & 8, Opera 9.6, Safari 4 & the latest Chrome).
Now, from what I can see, all you have actually done here to correct the is main issue was to extend the Drag.Move class by adding scroll offsets to the current drag position,am I correct? On top of that issue there are two others related (preventDefault option and relative position). If this is the case, the fix in MooTools should be rather simple, also correct? Thanks for taking the time to look into this! Aaron, does this give you guys some direction as to what the problem is and a possible fix? If so, and I understand the solution correctly, shall I copy/paste the previous email from Kasi into Lighthouse? Cheers, Ralph kasi wrote: > Setting position to relative brings to cloned Element to the right > position. > Next problem is in Drag.Move when checking against dropables , the > dropables do not respect the scrolling. > And last in IE when dragging image the option preventDefault must be > set to true (Drag.Move). > > Look at: > http://kasi-hamburg.de/mootools/moohelp/sortables/sortables.htm > > works with IE8, Opera 9.64 and FF 3.0.11 > Hope this brings some light into the problem. > > KASI > > On 17 Jul., 00:01, Ralph Slooten <[email protected]> wrote: >> kasi wrote: >>> Giving the galeryHolder div the style position:relative fixes it. >> Adding position:relative to #galleryHolder doesn't make the slightest >> bit of difference here with FireFox 3.5, and totally breaks the overflow >> with IE8 :-/
