I have a script that creates sortable lists on the fly embedded in a
cakephp helper. I'm running across an issue when creating a second
sortable list. Everything works perfectly on the first call to
'Sortable.create()', and everything works perfectly on the second call
as well.. except: When
On Jul 25, 2011, at 12:10 PM, Andrew Senner wrote:
I have a script that creates sortable lists on the fly embedded in a
cakephp helper. I'm running across an issue when creating a second
sortable list. Everything works perfectly on the first call to
'Sortable.create()', and everything works
Plus one from me too.
I agree there should be an easy way for writing in the margins (as
Walter put it). I wouldn't encourage allowing those pages to be used
for help requests (which could get overwhelming for a reader to slog
through), but like the php.net docs, neat solutions and gotchas
For problems like this, a minimal example page also helps.
Of course, I'm a bit selfish in asking for one, as I find that often
when trying to create a minimal reproducible case I find the problem
in my own code ... =)
TAG
On Jul 25, 12:10 pm, Andrew Senner drewdiddy...@gmail.com wrote:
I
BTW, I know sortables are kind of flaky with tables. But using
tbodytr seems to work. Normally I would stick with divide, but as
im just implementing this feature to a work in progress, I can't edit
the base code.
Alrighty thanks for the quick replies. basically the helper is as
follows (name:
I figured I might as well include the php file so there is no
confusion:
?php
class SortableRowHelper Extends AppHelper {
var $rowNum = 1;
var $tags = array(
'tablebodystart'= 'tbody id=%s %s%s',
'tablebodyend' =
Here is sortable_row.php:
?php
class SortableRowHelper Extends AppHelper {
var $rowNum = 1;
var $tags = array(
'tablebodystart'= 'tbody id=%s %s%s',
'tablebodyend' = '/tbody',
'tablerowstart'
Hello all. 2 questions :
1. can someone please explain the difference in all the offset functions :
- cumulativeOffsethttp://api.prototypejs.org/dom/Element/cumulativeOffset/
-
cumulativeScrollOffsethttp://api.prototypejs.org/dom/Element/cumulativeScrollOffset/
-
Okay, once again thank you for your replies. Walter it turns out that
you were right, kinda. :P It wasn't the positioning. When I set the
display from inline-block to inline-table it worked perfectly.
On Jul 25, 1:34 pm, Tom Gregory tagreg...@gmail.com wrote:
For problems like this, a minimal
