Draggable issues
The distance/delay demo indicates a potential improvement: Both option seem to protect against accidental drags. Neither seems to achieve that: 1000ms delay is way too long. 20px are a good min. distance, but not useful against accidental drags without any delay at all.
I can't seem to combine both to get a useful result - the docs don't mention anything in that regard, I don't currently want to dig into the internals of the mouse interaction plugin.
The containment demo doesn't work for me on a local server, I have to change the iframe-src attribute to draggable/containment_iframe.html. As that doesn't work on <a href="http://ui.jquery.com">ui.jquery.com</a> either, I've commited the change - please review.
The scroll demo deserves some attention. I can see how it works and where the differences are, but all three react rather jumpy. The default sensitiviy seems too low, 100 too high. The difference in speed can't really be evaluated, as the frame contains no other content - only the scrollbar is moving.
Snap/Stack: I'd love to see a "real world" demo imiating Winamp. I've seen that somewhere already - Paul, wasn't that in your presentation?
Jörn
I can't seem to combine both to get a useful result - the docs don't mention anything in that regard, I don't currently want to dig into the internals of the mouse interaction plugin.
The containment demo doesn't work for me on a local server, I have to change the iframe-src attribute to draggable/containment_iframe.html. As that doesn't work on <a href="http://ui.jquery.com">ui.jquery.com</a> either, I've commited the change - please review.
The scroll demo deserves some attention. I can see how it works and where the differences are, but all three react rather jumpy. The default sensitiviy seems too low, 100 too high. The difference in speed can't really be evaluated, as the frame contains no other content - only the scrollbar is moving.
Snap/Stack: I'd love to see a "real world" demo imiating Winamp. I've seen that somewhere already - Paul, wasn't that in your presentation?
Jörn
Topic Participants
Jörn Zaefferer
Richard Worth
Paul Bakaus