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README.txt for interface_sortable.module for Drupal
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The Interface Sortable module makes it easy for developers to add JavaScript
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drag-and-drop form elements to forms and drag-and-drop widgets to non-form
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pages. It depends on the JQuery Interface module which in turn relies on
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the JQuery Update module.
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The Interface Sortable Demos module demonstrates the use of the Interface
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Sortable module. It can be turned off for production site that use the
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Interface Sortable module.
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INSTALLATION:
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1. Put the interface_sortable directory in the modules directory that makes
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the most sense for your site. See http://drupal.org/node/70151 for tips
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on where to install contributed modules.
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2. Enable interface_sortable via admin/build/modules.
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3. Optionally enable interface_sortable_demos via admin/build/modules.
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TO DO:
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1. Figure out why dragged items are shifted to the right in IE.
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2. Clean up the Javascript.
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3. Do we want to use hook_footer for sending out the Javascript, the way
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it's done in the messagefx module?
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THANKS:
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Thanks to jjeff for providing jquery_update and jquery_interface, upon
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which this module depends. This module is basically a Scriptaculous to
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Interface port of jjeff's sortable work in Drupal 4.7.
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