This seems to work:
$('ul').each(function(i) {
var className = 'sort' + i;
$(this).children("li").addClass(className);
$(this).Sortable({accept: className});
});
As far as building this into sortables, time is likely better spent on
jQuery UI sortables rather than Interface. Interface is stil
So what would be an alternative (if there is one)? Any suggestions on
how to easily implement this feature?
On Jul 24, 4:26 pm, "Richard D. Worth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's not going to be super easy as there's no built-in support for nested
> sortables in Interface. The accept option may
It's not going to be super easy as there's no built-in support for nested
sortables in Interface. The accept option may help. I haven't tested it, but
even if it worked, I'm guessing it would require a unique class name on all
LIs of each sortable UL. One work-around I've used before:
Call .Sorta
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