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jquery drag and sort
Hi, we're developing an online store. In this site we will have a tree kind of categories, i.e. we will have categories, with sub categories etc etc so basically there's going to be an unlimited number of levels in this child-parent relation.
See attached image to have a better idea of the tree of categories.
We need a JQuery kind of friendly module for the backend (CMS) that will help the website admin manage these category tree in a very user-friendly way, preferrably by drag-and-drop.
Any suggestions, snippets, where can we get this from??
Thanks
category-tree.jpg
See attached image to have a better idea of the tree of categories.
We need a JQuery kind of friendly module for the backend (CMS) that will help the website admin manage these category tree in a very user-friendly way, preferrably by drag-and-drop.
Any suggestions, snippets, where can we get this from??
Thanks
category-tree.jpg
ASKER
Yes but here you don`t have different levels, I mean no tree-view if you know what i mean. So this one doesn`t work
Hi,
I understand, but can you not just nested ul tags, So only items in one list can be sorted?
I understand, but can you not just nested ul tags, So only items in one list can be sorted?
ASKER
I see get your point but this is not enough for us. We really need a tree sorting. Look at the attached picture - this is exactly how we need it. So not only sort horizontally but we also need to be able to kind of move them to the right one nutch at a time in order to link it to the previous item which will become the parent.
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Hi,
I can't see a pre-made plugin that would do this for, they're plenty of badly made scripts but I can't see anything that looks well tested.
I think you can achieve what you need using the 'connectToSortable' feature to link lists. If you up the points I'll have go at an example for you.
I can't see a pre-made plugin that would do this for, they're plenty of badly made scripts but I can't see anything that looks well tested.
I think you can achieve what you need using the 'connectToSortable' feature to link lists. If you up the points I'll have go at an example for you.
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Yeah, that would do it, looks well done.
There is this feature as part of jQuery UI, this example shows you how to drag and sort list items
http://jqueryui.com/demos/draggable/#sortable