to be complete, here what i've come with my connected sortables
:
$("#tree").sortable({
connectWith : ["#tree2","#tree3"],
update: function(e,ui){
$(".tree li").removeClass("last");
$(".tree li:last-child").addClass("last");
hi katel-jan
I made my own nested sortables before hitting walls and then found
yours.
It fill my needs except for one thing :
I'd simply like to update the ID of the moved item in order to reflect
its new parent
for example :
0_100
0_200
200_10
200_12
0_300
when I move 0_100 as a child of
Karel-Jan,
Is it by design that when I place item 6 as a subitem of 5 the initial
subitems of 6 become subitems of 5 (in stead of just being subitems of
6) ?
5
6
6.1
6.2
when moving 6 to be an subitem of 5 it becomes
5
6
6.1
6.2
while i think it should be
5
6
6.1
6.2
Snef
Hello All,
I've made some changes to the code. It should work better now and it
should work pretty fine in IE thanx to Ca-Phun Ung to point out the
typo.
The address is still http://sandbox.tinctuur.be/tree
Have fun with it.
Karel-Jan
On Oct 1, 11:19 am, Joseelsantos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Karel-jan,
First of all, very nice mod!
Still there is the issue where you drag an item with subitems, and
drop it at "max level depth", the subitem will however nest deeper
than allowed. I have no suggestion how to fix this clientside. I'm
working on a version of iNestedSortables where I've
ui.tree.js does support IE. The bug is in tree demo itself. To fix this
remove the extra comma in tree.html line 23.
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 9:38 PM, Martin Sarsini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> Hello Karel
> the last few weeks I had in mind to use something like this in one of
> my websites and
It works now for me in IE 7
removed the last comma on the line
placeholder: 'placeholder',
I still have tested it more, but it is already a start
On Sep 28, 1:03 pm, karel-jan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Martin,
>
> I have no Idea yet. There is aslo still a bug in Opera.
> But I'm making
Dear Martin,
I have no Idea yet. There is aslo still a bug in Opera.
But I'm making a system that for the oment only has to work in FF3. So
if you have the time and recources to make work in IE that would be
nice. Cause The Time is everybody's enemy. I've made a start, in the
hope some people of
Hello Karel
the last few weeks I had in mind to use something like this in one of
my websites and I spent a lot of time searching for a valid jQuery
solution.
What about this IE bug? Any idea on what is causing it?
On Sep 23, 4:13 pm, karel-jan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I've mad
HappyCoder,
This is not a limitation but an option. It limits the depth. You can
take any number you want. If you put in 100 then you can have 100
levels.
I have to rewrite to make it unlimited but thats a small adjustment
you can make yourself.
kind regards,
Karel-Jan
On Sep 26, 11:31 am, happ
Hallo karel-jan,
i tried out your code and dragging feel is very good, but a believe
that the limitation of depth=3 can become a problem, do you plan to
overcome it ?
I'm planning to begin working on a app with a nested sortable tree and
found this plugin that does not have this limitation
http
Dear Paul,
Thanx for the feedback. The thing is that I don't have any more time
to make it work in IE for now. Cause I'm focusing on FF3 for my
application.
But when I have some extra time to finetune I'll let you know.
If you or any of the other developers have any time to fine tune it
that woul
Karel-Jan, this is very nice! Exactly how I would improved the three if I
had more time!
I'd love to work with you from there to get it contributed back to jQuery
UI, if you're interested.
I've looked into the source a bit, and the most important stuff to do right
now is to get IE6/7 working (I kn
karel-jan schreef:
> I forgot to mension for witch browser this should work.
>
> It's made for FF3.0, but it also works in Safari and partialy in
> Opera. Ofcourse it doesn't work in IE.
>
> Karel-Jan
>
> On Sep 23, 5:13�pm, karel-jan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I've made a
I forgot to mension for witch browser this should work.
It's made for FF3.0, but it also works in Safari and partialy in
Opera. Ofcourse it doesn't work in IE.
Karel-Jan
On Sep 23, 5:13 pm, karel-jan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I've made a nested sortable tree. I started from th
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