Hi Jon,
It really is a very cool framework. I guess I was always trying to get
around it since it looks complicated the first time you look at it and
I was already busy enough picking up on OOP and now CakePHP. But you
can't try to avoid it, since there would be too much to miss out.
I thank you
hi Luke,
> Great, this was the solution. Thank you so much for the help. Its the
> first time that I am using jQuery and I surley have to learn a lot
> more about it.
It's a great little framework, really is.
> I now only have one small issue left, where I am not 100% sure. I want
> that the El
Hi Jon,
Great, this was the solution. Thank you so much for the help. Its the
first time that I am using jQuery and I surley have to learn a lot
more about it.
I now only have one small issue left, where I am not 100% sure. I want
that the Element I dropped dissapears when its dropped on a folder
Hi Luke,
> "{$amount}
> {$value['Cookbook']['cookbookname']}";
>
> Everything works fine so far, but now I also wanted to make sure that
> the amount of Elements get updated. so I need to update the $amount.
>
> So what I figured out is that with this line of code I can overwrite
> my HTML with
Hi,
I have implemented a Drag and Drop effect with jQuery. To make it
easier, I read a list of elements from the database, these elements
can be moved into a different folder. The Folders show the amount of
Elements.
Here you see my Folders:
"{$amount}
{$value['Cookbook']['cookbookname']}";
