> In my first round of testing, this seems to work just fine.  I am using
> nested divs but it should work the same regardless of the element types.
>
> -- Josh
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "BenR" <ben.roo...@...>
> To: "jQuery UI" <jquery-ui@...>
> Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2008 5:40 AM
> Subject: [jquery-ui] Sortable nested elements
>
> > Can sortable handle nested elements?
> > I have a flatplan app for a magazine - I want to be able to move pages
> > onto spreads, and move spreads around the flatplan. So a user could
> > move say page 2 from the first spread onto the 2nd spread, and move
> > the whole of the second spread to be the, say, 15th spread - and so
> > on.
> > Obviously I will need to build some logic that only allows two pages
> > per spread (printers are so demanding that way) but having used UI
> > elsewhere am keen to re-use if pos.
> > I am also looking at jTree to do this - but would prefer to re-use UI
> > if pos. Is it pos? And any pointers hugely appreciated - virtual pints
> > of ale all round.
>
> > Many thanks
> > Ben
>
> > (this is the sort of thing I had in mind ...)
> > <ol>
> >  <li id="spread_1">
> >    <ol>
> >       <li id="page_1"><img src=" jpeg of p1"  /></li>
> >       <li id="page_2"><img src=" jpeg of p2"  /></li>
> >    </ol>
> >   </li>
> >  <li id="spread_2">
> >    <ol>
> >       <li id="page_3"><img src=" jpeg of p3"  /></li>
> >       <li id="page_4"><img src=" jpeg of p4"  /></li>
> >    </ol>
> >   </li>
> > ....
> > </ol>
>
> > Ben