http://blog.tool-man.org The pitter patter of tiny neurons Wed, 15 Jun 2005 15:44:51 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Mr. K shared with me his [write up on my library and examples][1] posted at his site [StudioWhiz][2]. In addition to containing some nice ego-inflating compliments, Mr. K also has created his own edit-in-place and drag-and-drop examples linked to from his article. [1]: http://www.studiowhiz.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7896 [2]: http://www.studiowhiz.com/ http://blog.tool-man.org/toolman-dhtml-write-up-at-studiowhiz/18 Dear .Mac Backup, You suck:  Sincerely, Fed Up With Beat Software At this point I've given up on Backup and switched to [Carbon Copy Cloner](http://www.bombich.com/software/ccc.html) http://blog.tool-man.org/dotmac-backup-you-suck/17 A new version, version 0.2, of the ToolMan DHTML Library has been released. You can [try out the examples](http://tool-man.org/examples/) (Drag & Drop Sorting, Edit in Place) and [download it here](http://tool-man.org/examples/). Here are the Top 5 Reasons to be Excited about Version 0.2: 1. IE support. Most examples have been ... http://blog.tool-man.org/toolman-dhtml-02-released/16 **Update 05/11**: version 0.2 of the [DHTML Library](http://tool-man.org/examples/) has a helper function to "serialize" the order of a list: ToolMan.junkdrawer().serializeList(myList) It returns a string representation of the list as described in the remainder of this post. *** Tim Erfle and several others have asked a question like the following: > Is ... http://blog.tool-man.org/saving-a-reordered-list/14 Ben Levy sent me this demonstration of [drag & drop between lists][1]: > I don't know if you are interested, but I was playing with one of your examples of the drag and drop sortable lists and made some changes to allow dragging between multiple lists. I don't really know ... http://blog.tool-man.org/drag-between-lists/12 Just received this email from [Spurl.net](http://spurl.net/) > Your web page: > > "Drag-and-drop Sortable Lists with JavaScript and CSS" - > > ...was #3 on the list of "hot pages" on Spurl.net in week 12, 2005. This means that your page is among the pages deemed most useful or interesting by our ... http://blog.tool-man.org/11/11 My response to Stuart Langridge's article ["The innovation balance"][1] which cited my [Drag & Drop Sortable Lists][2]: [1]: http://www.sitepoint.com/blog-post-view.php?id=248132 [2]: http://tool-man.org/examples/sorting.html * * * I take no offense to [the article][1]. To the contrary, it contributed to my 15 minutes of fame. I agree with the reader comments that a technique that ... http://blog.tool-man.org/this-balancing-innovator/10