After that, yes… thanks for the nice script!

It will take a complete rewrite of the plugin to make it independent from Interface and maybe use jQuery UI (the next Interface) and make it really compatible with jQuery 1.3 and up.

Have Fun

However with jQuery 1.3.2, in IE7/8 it works, but afer you have dragged an item, it becomes no longer draggable.

Will you be able to fix this IE bug at some point? Im so impressed im using an old version of jQuery on the page that im using your plugin!

Thanks, Seb

by the way great work,
i’d like to use this plugin.

wont to know if its possible to make your plugin (onChange function) work with real nested sets (lft, rgt, level) in a db structure.

to do so i need at onChange only the current (dragged node) with its new parent and previous sibling in that serialized way.

so i can update the orm db (expect a root_node at least) with something like:

move_to_next_sibling($dragged_node, $new_previous_sibling)

or

move_to_first_child($dragged_node, $new_parent_node)

Is there also a way to make it work with a horizontal menu?

example:

CSS:

#menuList li {
    display             : inline;
}

HTML:

one
two
three

Thanks!

jquery code from my website

function createnestedsort(el) {

if (!$(el).length)
return;

$(el).NestedSortable({
accept: ‘page-item’,
onChange: function(serialized) {
$.post(‘/Pages/ReorderCategories’ + ‘?’ + Math.random(), serialized[0].hash + “”);
},
onStop: function() {
if (isie) {
$(el).NestedSortableDestroy();
createnestedsort(el);
}
},
autoScroll: true,
helperclass: ‘helper’,
nestingPxSpace: 22,
handle: ‘.sort-handle’
});

reloadcategoryajax(“#sortable”);
}