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davebalmer / jo

Jo (0.5.0) is a thin (~16K) candy shell for making HTML5 apps. Jo works with: PhoneGap, Chrome, Safari, Opera, FireFox, iOS, Android, BlackBerry 10, Tizen, & Windows Phone 8+. Features include skinnable UI widgets, a clean event model and a light data layer.
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Drag & drop #25

Open davebalmer opened 13 years ago

davebalmer commented 13 years ago

Users want to be able to drag & drop items in lists to reorder them, and possibly drag to other lists. This is a pretty big undertaking, definitely could use some help to get it in the features sooner than later.

kmpatel commented 13 years ago

I've been working on a Drag and Drop, it's something i'm willing to share, but i have studied your framework enough to understand any conflict. do you have any guideline or vision on how you think it should integrate into the existing framework.

davebalmer commented 13 years ago

Would love to see what you have in mind. I have some ideas, but am still definitely open to suggestion.

kmpatel commented 13 years ago

I'll work on it.  

But in the mean time, I don't know if it's just me, but I was having problems with the CSS styling with jo for app development on webOS.  The image would be BADLY misaligned. I found the fix for it; it's list in the "Issues" section in "github"

-- Sent from my Palm Device On Mar 25, 2011 11:46 PM, davebalmer <reply@reply.github.com> wrote:

Would love to see what you have in mind. I have some ideas, but am still definitely open to suggestion.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:

https://github.com/davebalmer/jo/issues/25#comment_919780

davebalmer commented 13 years ago

webOS has a few interesting rendering bugs. Meantime I'm working on a new default CSS layer which avoids that.

tiqtech commented 13 years ago

Didn't notice this issue before I sent you a note yesterday so wanted to comment if others wanted to jump in. I took a first cut at adding drag and drop to a list. It's functional and semi-attractive (e.g. uses css transitions to expand the drop point) but i'm sure there are improvements to be made. I've only tested it in Chrome 8 so there may be bugs on other browsers but hopefully its a start. Here's a link to the sample. it's dependent on a couple changes I made to joDOM so you'll have to pull that as well if you don't clone the repo.

https://github.com/tiqtech/jo/tree/master/samples/draggablelist

davebalmer commented 13 years ago

This is very cool, see my reply to your message. :)

davebalmer commented 10 years ago

Need to look at this more deeply. It's a needed feature I've been putting off.