I'm wondering if anyone knows why a manually triggered click() event on a radio button does not trigger a change() event. I was going to submit a ticket but I saw an issue had already been submitted and closed as invalid. http://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/7908
The reason it was "invalid" was because we are calling "synthetic" version of click(), which isn't the same as actually clicking with your mouse. Cool, but how come this works natively when I call click()?
As you can see, they are both being called "synthetically" and the native one works fine. I assume this is a bug, but I thought I'd check before I file one.
I've downloaded all the new jquery files: jquery.js ui.mouse.js ui.draggable.js ui.draggable.ext.js ui.droppable.js ui.droppable.ext.js jquery.dimesions.js Ive placed the jquery.js in the head of my doc and the rest are included in my body. This STILL does not work when you scroll the page in IE6 and you drag something. How frustrating! I thought it would be fixed from the post I wrote here.. http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-ui/browse_thread/thread/be72195786cb2042 Anyone? Help? :(
Can anyone tell me why the drag and drop UI won't let you use the "dropper" as a position:fixed element. If you scroll the page, it just uses the "dropper" div where it was before you scrolled, the "dropper" box itself scrolls when you scroll, but the invisible drop area which allows you to drop does not move.
Hey I am using the drag drop UI and I love it. I ran into a problem, my droppable box is fixed to the bottom of my screen with position:fixed; bottom:0; in the CSS. This way, when I scroll the page, the droppable is always at the bottom. But when I try to drag my draggable over the droppable it doesnt detect the droppables NEW position on the page (once you scroll). It will only allow you to drop it in the spot where the droppable was when the page was loaded. Any help is appreciated!