[Sigia-l] Reports w/ Horizontal Scrolls

pauric radiorental at gmail.com
Fri Jun 22 23:24:33 EDT 2007


my bad, drag-pan.  I refer to it as drag-drop due to the handle release,
right button depress, when you finish panning.  Either way...

Wondering how you combine the ability to drag-pan with selection
(copy/paste) of contents. I think alt/ctrl switching is out. How do you
demonstrate the 'affordance' if, in an ideal world, you can combine both
functions

thanks

On 6/22/07, Ziya Oz <listera at earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> pauric:
>
> > how do you drag around selectable content (cells with text) in the style
> of a
> > mapping website's image drag-drop?
>
> I wasn't specifically referring to drag&drop of cells within a table
> (although that's perfectly feasible if tedious in code also) but to
> panning
> around a table to hide/reveal. So it's more like drag&pan. There must be a
> gazillion JS libraries around for selecting a div and dragging it around.
>
> Sorry, I'd looked into this almost two years ago for a project no longer
> active on my agenda. I designed a whole widget based platform that used it
> a
> lot about 9 months ago. I gave the UI developer a bunch of choices at the
> time for Ajax and Flash libraries, I'm not sure which one he selected to
> use
> in the end, as I wasn't around during production. At one point he came
> back
> to me with some optimization questions and we changed a bunch of default
> code to customize it. I wouldn't start to code this from scratch if it's
> not
> vital to a project, but hooking into an existing drag&pan library
> shouldn't
> be all that difficult.
>
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