Is there any way to have a jQuery sortable list show a placeholder for where the initial item was when you drag one out to sort?
I\'m in need of implementing functionality equal to that of jQuery UI\'s Sortable method:开发者_如何学C
i have been working on my carousel items. i need to have a sortable list views in order for me to choose the appropriate format of details in the actual site.
I have an javascript array, which looks like: var styles = new Array(); styles[0] = { ... Position: 0, ... };
In the standard behavior demonstrated at http://jqueryui.com/demos/sortable/ when you drag an item in the list a placeholder element is displayed where the item would be dropped.
i have this two lists, from which i can move items from one to another with jquery ui and connect lists, with ajax. If an item is pulled over, a message is generated in a php file and then it appears
i\'m trying to have 3 levels of lists all of which are sortable & draggable into each other. Basically trying to set up an easy way to manage navigation menus with multiple levels.
I have a dra开发者_如何学Cggable list (.field) where you can drag & drop items from it into a sortable list (.sortlist). I did it this way because I didn\'t want the master list (.field) altered i
I can\'t seem to drag an element into sortable list that has initial state as hidden (ie. display:none).
I want to just set up a link that allows the user to jump a given sortable list element to the top of the list. I need something like
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