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Sounds like a good plan. --Ed | Sounds like a good plan, If we end up with using a library for the drag and drop though I would like to use that library for all the functionality though for consistancy instead of mixing my AJAX code with the libraries AJAX code and making a mess. --Ed |
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Hi, I was just wanting to a ask a question about the dragging and dropping of blocks/sections/activities. For the other types of interaction (hiding/showing, adding/deleting, change group mode etc.) you'll need to use fairly standard AJAX techniques to react to clicks on icons/links to change classes for display and add/remove items to/from lists. I'm just wondering whether these standard AJAX techiques would also be implemented to allow moving things up and down lists (or from one list to another) based on clicking on the existing movement icons, much like the interface used for e.g. 37Signal's Ta-da List, before moving on to implement drag'n'drop. --David Scotson 19:57, 6 June 2006 (WST)
Sounds like a good plan, If we end up with using a library for the drag and drop though I would like to use that library for all the functionality though for consistancy instead of mixing my AJAX code with the libraries AJAX code and making a mess. --Ed