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I found a similar thread which had no replies (http://forum.jquery.com/topic/resizable-destroy-does-not-remove-ui-resizable-handle), wasn't sure if I should bump it or start a new thread.

I basically have the same problem, resizable leaves a couple of divs inside the resizable div once it's finished, which causes alot of problems when trying to fetch the content of that div. How can I make sure these are removed once I'm done with the resizable?

I'm just using unbind and disabled: true.

Hi,

I don't really know what to name this thread. The following code below works. I load a couple of elements from the database and echo them inside #containment-wrapper. Since I'd like to avoid mixing javascript and php I try to locate all these elements and make them draggable on document.ready.

As I already mentioned, the code works, but I was wondering if there's a jQuery approach to this instead of using "regular" javascript. I kinda feel like I iterate through all the elements twice with this code.

I tried adding all three of these to the same div, but without success. I'd like to make an element draggable and resizable after it's been selected, but I don't really know what approach to take on this. I'm pretty fresh at jQuery alltogether, but are there any tips you can give me?

I'm trying to do a $.post call to test.php. test.php basically has only one row, print_r($_POST);.

What I want to do is send an array of arrays, using .post or any other method that might be available.

This is basically the code:

2. function saver()
3. {
4. var jqxhr = $.post("test.php", postdata, function(data){console.log(data);});
5. return false;
6. }

So basically you have $.post, the data that I try to pass as postdata is exactly: