Unfortunately the project that I was doing the test pages for got temporarily shelved. Part of me still feels that I did all that research and proof-of-concept design for nothing; a bigger part feels proud I got the whole thing wired up and running perfectly. So, here's the sample code - unlike the previous one this doesn't need Visual Studio; just run it on your browser, really.
My little corner of the Web, to talk about things as and when they become available. I have a lot of things I find interesting, and hopefully I will be able to write more about them here. This blog is an experiment, an exercise in creation, an outlet for getting things out of my head so they can live longer in a relatively nicer place.
Friday, July 4, 2014
Draggable Elements
This was an experiment from about a year ago using Metro UI CSS and jQuery. I remember this was a b*tch to write; there were so many things to take into account. I started with a test page where you could drag an element (a name) between two areas of the page. I finished up with the second test that converted the appearance of the element to a colored box with a small image of the person (that's the black area) as well as a checkbox.
Unfortunately the project that I was doing the test pages for got temporarily shelved. Part of me still feels that I did all that research and proof-of-concept design for nothing; a bigger part feels proud I got the whole thing wired up and running perfectly. So, here's the sample code - unlike the previous one this doesn't need Visual Studio; just run it on your browser, really.
Unfortunately the project that I was doing the test pages for got temporarily shelved. Part of me still feels that I did all that research and proof-of-concept design for nothing; a bigger part feels proud I got the whole thing wired up and running perfectly. So, here's the sample code - unlike the previous one this doesn't need Visual Studio; just run it on your browser, really.
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