Thanks for all your reactions
On 8/4/06, louis d walch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Add a DISABLED attribute to the form element and it will not be submitted.
The solution that worked was either:
element.innerHTML = '';
or:
element.parentNode.removeChild(element);
is guess setting the 'disab
> This would work, but the items that I want to delete also contain
> textarea, so form elements that I do not want to be submitted. So
> somehow i have to completely removed those elements from the DOM.
Make the droppable be outside the form element, it will not get
submitted then.
Greg
] creating a recycle-bin
Hi Tim,
On 8/3/06, Tim Bellinghausen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> for an project of mine I also needed an trash. I solved this with using
> an as the trash and made it also an sortable and set the
> "containment" property for the sortables. With t
Tim Bellinghausen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> for an project of mine I also needed an trash. I solved this with using
> an as the trash and made it also an sortable and set the
> "containment" property for the sortables. With this it is possible to
> drag my items to the trash and if done so, the "onUpdat
Hi Tim,
On 8/3/06, Tim Bellinghausen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
for an project of mine I also needed an trash. I solved this with using
an as the trash and made it also an sortable and set the
"containment" property for the sortables. With this it is possible to
drag my items to the trash and
Hi,
for an project of mine I also needed an trash. I solved this with using
an as the trash and made it also an sortable and set the
"containment" property for the sortables. With this it is possible to
drag my items to the trash and if done so, the "onUpdate" function sets
the "display" property
Hi all,
I'm trying to create a recycle bin for elements from a Sortable. To do
that I created an (image of a recycle-bin ofcourse) and made it
a Droppable. However what should I do with the element in the onDrop
function of the Droppable to stop it from going back into the
Sortable? How do I rem
