I have no idea if this is relevant to the WONDER AJAX stuff, but it might give you a clue if your AJAX calls are returning table rows. I ended up rewriting my page using DIVs instead of tables to get round this problem (couldn't get the TBODY stuff to work the way I wanted).
Oh, and having <form> elements in your AJAX response causes some weirdness on IE too.
Good luck, hope that helps
Geoff
On 29/08/06,
jerry porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I downloaded Wonder resently and I worked through the example drag and drop list and added the
functionality to an application I am working on.
Works great, however, it appears not to work on I.E. on windows.
I did my dev work on Safari and Firefox on the mac, my app works great there.
Works great on Firefox on windows but not in I.E. on windows.
Basically what happens is I can drag one item from the list to the drop location.
But, in I.E. the other items in the list become "locked" and cannot be selected.
This behaviour happens in both my app and the AjaxExample app.
Anybody know of a fix for this?
Jerry Porter
2200 Benjamin Franklin Parkway
APT S1114
Philadelphia, PA 19130
(301) 461-3854
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