Sounds cool ... Dealing with dragging between two lists was kind of
tricky (as you found out :) ), so I just ignored it at the time. Is
your modification a generic fix that could be rolled into Wonder?
ms
On Mar 4, 2007, at 8:31 PM, John Larson wrote:
Just as FYI, not a problem . . .
I r
Just as FYI, not a problem . . .
I recently finished a project management module and used the Ajax
SortableList to allow users to change task priorities, etc. I also
found it very useful to allow the users to organize their tasks into
different statuses by dragging the task items to other
A method that I use often relies on the creation of a dictionary with
the month for the key and a mutable array for the value. After you
get the records, get the appropriate array, and add the record to
it. You should initialize the dictionary with each month first in
case there are empty
This is what I do. You need to attach a little bit of JavaScript to
all your text fields:
function check_enter (event) {
// Stop user logging out when return or enter pressed.
// We need a better way of attaching them to the + button.
var code = document.layers? event.w
Thank you Chuck.
You, of course, were correct.
For other newbies, like me, Bruce Eckel's Thinking in Java is free at
http://www.mindviewinc.com/
Paul
On Mar 3, 2007, at 8:31 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
Paul,
I think that what you need is a good book on Java. Bruce Eckel's
Thinking in Java is
