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_dragDrop dropping on wrong relational element
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I'm giving the drop item as a _listItem(#) .. the id's on the listItem are dynamically generated, and somehow unique each time. Therefore, I've been trying to figure out how to do this relationally.
When I do the inspection doing the Cntrl-hover to find the "Accessor" of the element, Sahi controller tells me it's _listItem(61). However when I do the _dragDrop, on the page, I find the item was dragged to what Sahi tells me is _listItem(72)! (And btw, I verified that the item is truly 11 li's down.)
What I want to know, is why when I have the call as: _dragDrop(_byId("dragId"), _listItem(61));
Why is this being Dropped to _listItem(72)??
Thanks,
Glenn
Edit: btw, I also have tried to use class names.. I can further qualify the list item via class name:
_listItem("node-target ui-droppable[1]");
However, unlike when using _listItem(61), where I at least see that the element was dropped somewhere, just on the wrong element, this doesn't seem to work at all.
If there's a better way to use the class name information, I'd love to know
When I do the inspection doing the Cntrl-hover to find the "Accessor" of the element, Sahi controller tells me it's _listItem(61). However when I do the _dragDrop, on the page, I find the item was dragged to what Sahi tells me is _listItem(72)! (And btw, I verified that the item is truly 11 li's down.)
What I want to know, is why when I have the call as: _dragDrop(_byId("dragId"), _listItem(61));
Why is this being Dropped to _listItem(72)??
Thanks,
Glenn
Edit: btw, I also have tried to use class names.. I can further qualify the list item via class name:
_listItem("node-target ui-droppable[1]");
However, unlike when using _listItem(61), where I at least see that the element was dropped somewhere, just on the wrong element, this doesn't seem to work at all.
If there's a better way to use the class name information, I'd love to know