Hi,
It sort of depends on where the content for the cluetip is coming from.
If it's local content already on the page, then the cluetip should be
cloning the events along with the content, so something might be going
wrong that I don't have enough information to troubleshoot.
If it's content from another file, then you'll have to attach the
sortable method to the content (or re-attach it) using the onShow
option. Something like this:
$('myelement').cluetip({
onShow: function(ct, cti) {
ct.find('mylist').sortable();
}
});
need to replace selectors with your own, of course.
--Karl
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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Dec 11, 2008, at 6:53 PM, v.ventura wrote:
Hi,
quick question -- i am using cluetip and I'm trying to place on it a
listbox that uses the sortable() plugin to provide a way to order
elements. However I am unable to get the sortable behavior when I use
cluetip. If I take the same html and put it directly on the page, it
works correctly.
I am not discounting the possibility I'm doing something wrong, I am
pretty new at jquery. I like the look of the cluetip plus the
sortable, and I would like to keep it, otherwise I'd like to
understand which of the plugins has a limitation that breaks this
approach?
