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I'd like to sort elements only within the levels they were originally in. So element which was on 3 levels deep can only be placed under different parent, but parent must be on level 3.
It would work somewhat like limiting axis: 'y' (in case of vertical tree).
Plain jQuery UI Sortable almost works with connected list, but it doesn't let to easily place elements under elements which don't have any children.
Is it possible?
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Using Sortable in conjunction with nestedSortable does kinda work, but the "connectWith" option prevents nesting with the newer jQuery 1.9. jQuery 1.7 appears to work. I created a working example using both the newer and older jQuery libraries.
I'd like to sort elements only within the levels they were originally in. So element which was on 3 levels deep can only be placed under different parent, but parent must be on level 3.
It would work somewhat like limiting
axis: 'y'
(in case of vertical tree).Plain jQuery UI Sortable almost works with connected list, but it doesn't let to easily place elements under elements which don't have any children.
Is it possible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: