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From: Oltmans on 23 Jun 2008 17:10
Hi,

I've been using LIs (<li>) and using Sortables (docs.jquery.com/UI/
Sortables/sortabl) to sort the LIs. I've attached a mouseover function
with each LI. Problem (in IE 6 & 7) is that whenever I start dragging
an LI and when I'm up above an another LI then mouseover function of
the LI (which is below the LI I'm dragging) is called. How can I
employ a mechanism so that every LI don't call their mouseover
function if any other LI is being dragged above them?

Thanks in advance.

--Oltmans
From: SAM on 23 Jun 2008 20:47
Oltmans a �crit :
> Hi,
>
> I've been using LIs (<li>) and using Sortables (docs.jquery.com/UI/
> Sortables/sortabl) to sort the LIs. I've attached a mouseover function
> with each LI. Problem (in IE 6 & 7) is that whenever I start dragging
> an LI and when I'm up above an another LI then mouseover function of
> the LI (which is below the LI I'm dragging) is called. How can I
> employ a mechanism so that every LI don't call their mouseover
> function if any other LI is being dragged above them?

perhaps ...

cancelBubble
stopPropagation


<p if="inf">info</p>
<ul>
<li onmouseover="if(event.stopPropagation)
event.stopPropagation();
else event.cancelBubble=true;
document.getElementById('inf').innerHTML = 'Ok 1 or Not ?';">
blah 1</li>





--
sm
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