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2009-01-25Delete the rearrange module; it's been subsumed by the move controllerBharat Mediratta
2008-12-09Combine all the ui.jquery files into a single packed file at version ↵Tim Almdal
(1.6rc2) copied from the the corresponding vendor branch. Move into the application/lib directory and remove from the theme. Remove the ui.jquery javascript from the rearrange module and use the common library.
2008-12-04Moving albums around with a drag and drop interface seems to work and ↵Tim Almdal
preserve the left right pointers. * changed _lock and _unlock to protected methods lock and lock respectively * added a moveTo method on the Item_Model * Corrected the hole closure on delete. * added moveTo on the ORM_MTPP class * Changed the rearrange javascript to do moves with ajax
2008-12-04Remove an resemblence to a RESTful controller from Rearrange_ControllerTim Almdal
2008-12-03Drag and drop seems to work in the rearrange moduleTim Almdal
2008-12-02The rearrange module will now add an album if you drag the "new album" onto ↵Tim Almdal
the album tree. I haven't had a chance to figure out why the form does get any styling or why a textarea is no included as a list item.
2008-12-01Drag and Drop is starting to work. You can drag the New Album over any of ↵Tim Almdal
the directorys and it will be allowed. Drag anything over New Album and it will return. You can drag an tree item except the root over the delete icon and it will be accepted. Now I need to build the ajax and server side functionality the at allows this to all work.
2008-12-01New Rearrange gui based on jqueryFileTree ↵Tim Almdal
(http://www.abeautifulsite.net/notebook.php?article=58). I like the look of this one better. Still need to implement the drag and drop functionality.
2008-11-29The gui part of rearranging albums and photos on the welcome page. Haven't ↵Tim Almdal
finished the ajax back end to actually do the move, but thought i'd put the gui up so people can play
2008-11-28The start of a rearrange moduleTim Almdal