Re: [jQuery] draggable tree IE positioning

2007-01-22 Thread bander

This appears to still be partially broken in Interface 1.1--draggable
children of draggables don't jump anymore, but droppable children are messed
up. I'll put it into the bug tracker.


bander wrote:
 
 In IE, dropping a droppable causes its children to be treated as though
 they were several ems off their actual positions.
 
 Examples:
 
 http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/drag_drop_tree.html
 http://bluej.freeshell.org/jquery/asset_drag
 
 On both of these pages, if you drag Folder A into Folder B and then try to
 drag something into Folder A, you will have to release it somewhere to the
 right of and perhaps below its actual position.
 
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[jQuery] draggable tree IE positioning

2006-12-12 Thread bander

In IE, dropping a droppable causes its children to be treated as though they
were several ems off their actual positions.

Examples:

http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/drag_drop_tree.html
http://bluej.freeshell.org/jquery/asset_drag

On both of these pages, if you drag Folder A into Folder B and then try to
drag something into Folder A, you will have to release it somewhere to the
right of and perhaps below its actual position.

Likewise, if you drag Folder A into Folder B and then pick up one of the
draggables in Folder A, it will appear to jump into a similar position.

I'm looking at idrag.js and idrop.js trying to figure out a patch, but I'm
not even sure where to start. Do any of you have any ideas?
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