Hello folks,
it’s just a remark that the EasyDrag plugin for jQuery was finally updated. You can check and download the last version by going to the specific post: http://fromvega.com/wordpress/2007/07/14/easydrag-jquery-plugin/
Thank you for all suggestions and contributions! If I forgot something please let me know!
16/07/08 UPDATE: A new beta version is now available with some bug corrections. Thanks to Randy for the useful feedback!
29/06/08 UPDATE: Handler feature added! Finally I decided to add a little piece of extra functionality to the EasyDrag plugin. It has been constantly requested, so now you can download and test it. I will be releasing it as a final version after some feedback, so please let me know if it works for you.
How does it work?
It’s very simple, first you call the easydrag() method as in the old version and then you call the setHandler() method passing to it the id of the element that will act as the handle. The handle MUST be a child element of the content that will be dragged.
$("#box2").easydrag(); $("#box2").setHandler('handler3');Files
It has been a while since my last post, mainly because I’m currently a little busy with some projects. In one of these projects I had to add a drag-and-drop behavior to some DOM elements, and for that I have created the EasyDrag jQuery plug-in that I’ll share with you now.
Its main purpose is to add the ability to drag and drop almost any DOM element without much effort. So it’s simple to use and you can also attach handlers both to the drag and to the drop events, which permits you to extend the basic functionality to whatever you need.
Hello! As I promised, I’ll be explaining all the JavaScript code of the auto-complete field in this post. If you haven’t read the previous post where I talk about the auto-complete field take a moment to read it first before continuing.
Now take some cookies because the post is quite long. Be comfortable and let’s start!
In the last few days I’ve started using the jQuery JavaScript library. To experiment with this great piece of software I’ve decided to implement an AJAX auto-complete feature. jQuery makes remote scripting a piece of cake and that led me to spend more time coding additional functionalities for the auto-complete field. In this post I’ll explain how to use my auto-complete field and in a following post I’ll explain all the code. So let’s start!