It seems there are some bugs in the sortables component.
2007/9/16, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Hi Steve,
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> The planned release of jQuery UI (including the sortables component) is
> today, so if you can hold off until the announcement, you'll probably be in
> really good shape. I'm
On Sep 16, 2007, at 2:39 AM, Steve Finkelstein wrote:
I was wondering if someone also give me a more concrete
suggestion such as a plugin to use? I'm looking at the following and
think it can be of great use:
http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Sortables
Hi Steve,
The planned release of jQuery UI (inc
Thanks for the suggestions all.
I appreciate every one of your responses and am taking them all into
consideration. I was wondering if someone also give me a more concrete
suggestion such as a plugin to use? I'm looking at the following and
think it can be of great use:
http://docs.jquery.com/UI
My suggestions:
1. Priority should be handled with a drag/drop vertical table. The
gold standard on this action is netflix's queue. It works awesome. I
believe Yahoo has a design pattern for this as well. You could also do a
slightly different UI with draggable sorting, but not a v
Hi, Steve...
I haven't used the plug-in yet, but I know there's one
for dragging rows in a table (I think) and re-ordering them.
Perhaps that would be of use to you. Sorry I can't think of the
name of it. Perhaps you could browse the jQuery site and pick it up.
I just wanted to let you know th
I think sortables are ideal for ordering situations. If nothing else,
I suggest replacing your Position text box with a select box, and that
delete checkbox with a delete button.
I'd rather the checkboxes be on the left side of the labels. I know
that breaks the "label: " layout, but it looks rea
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