Save Dragable sitemap with jquery to database?

First you need to create a sitemap in HTML yourself. It has to look like the example on the page: ul id=”sitemap”> expand/collapse.

First you need to create a sitemap in HTML yourself. It has to look like the example on the page: expand/collapse ... Then you include the script from the page and run it. Not sure what all this has to do with your database.

Take a look at the demo: boagworld. Com/demos/sitemap I want to be able to sort the list and then save it to my database – DanTdr Sep 21 at 20:38 I saw the demo. You could use $('#sitemap').html() to get get map and save the string to your database with an ajax query.

– PiTheNumber Sep 22 at 7:09.

A possible solution would be to add a linkID and a parentID to each line element. Then when you save the changes, make the updates to your table on the back end. That would cover the parent / child relationships.As for the sorting order, I'm still thinking about that.

A valuable resource is the jQuery Sortable document : jqueryui.com/demos/sortable.

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