JQueryUI Drag&Drop lists - Both ways?

I've done something similar though using sortables (order was important in my app), sortables are based on draggables. Currently our network is having problems getting to jqueryui. Com so I can't give you exactly what you want but I'll give you something based on mine which should give you a good start $(function() { $("#attached").

Sortable({ update: function(event, ui) { FunctionToCheckAddtionAndCallAjax(); }, connectWith: '#non-attached' }); $("#non-attached"). Sortable({ update: function(event, ui) { FunctionToCheckRemovalAndCallAjax(); }, connectWith: '#attached' }); }) As this is based on sortables rather than drag and droppables I've pushed the checking and ajax to a function call rather than an anonymous function, these functions should check to see if the update was an addition/removal or just a reorder and conditionally make your ajax calls. There may be event handlers for when items are added/removed but without access to the site I can't check the documentation.

I've done something similar though using sortables (order was important in my app), sortables are based on draggables. Currently our network is having problems getting to jqueryui. Com so I can't give you exactly what you want but I'll give you something based on mine which should give you a good start.

$(function() { $("#attached"). Sortable({ update: function(event, ui) { FunctionToCheckAddtionAndCallAjax(); }, connectWith: '#non-attached' }); $("#non-attached"). Sortable({ update: function(event, ui) { FunctionToCheckRemovalAndCallAjax(); }, connectWith: '#attached' }); }); As this is based on sortables rather than drag and droppables I've pushed the checking and ajax to a function call rather than an anonymous function, these functions should check to see if the update was an addition/removal or just a reorder and conditionally make your ajax calls.

There may be event handlers for when items are added/removed but without access to the site I can't check the documentation.

Check my edit of the question. I've added more code. Now I cant seem to get the right serialized data through the AJX :s – erizias Oct 5 at 14:07.

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