Re: [graphviz-interest] Using jQuery UI's drag/drop with Graphviz

Hi Ron N

Thanx. I'd never heard of IdeatreeLive, and it's sort of what I'm 
thinking of. I'm already using jQuery UI's draggable and droppable, but 
only for 1 DOM item, as a demo. I had a long play with the amazing d3 
(d3js.org), since it's graphical too, but has decided to just use a HTML 
table for destination nodes.

Cheers

The Other Ron.

On 03/04/17 05:24, Ron Newman wrote:
> Ron,
> Not onto a node per se, but into a graphviz map, yes.  Node should be
> about the same.  The user drags the tab of an open website into a map
> and a node is created that links to that website.  Currently only works
> with video (I'm talking about IdeatreeLive).  Same idea could be used
> for images.  Assuming you're displaying the map in a browser, you'd need
> to register a drop event in javascript for each node.  How that's done
> will vary depending on the output format you're using (png, json, svg,
> etc).  You just need some representation of each node as a DOM element
> that you can attach the event to.
>
> Ron N
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>     Hi
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>     This is in relation to a free, Perl, garden design package I'm writing.
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>     Has anyone been able to drag an image (thumbnails are what I'm using)
>     onto a Graphviz node? Presumably the target would be a table with cell
>     borders to show the user what to aim for.
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