Re: drag and drop widgets

You could try DBI::MySQL::Table-Join::Drag-n-Drop :)

Seriously, though, you haven't given enough information about what you're trying to do (is this on a web-page? a particular OS? multiple OS's? a cell phone?), and the thing you're trying to do involves integrating several different elements (database, window environment), meaning several different modules (which themselves will be different depending on your answers to the first group of questions). I'm guessing this is why you haven't got any answers yet.

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Re: Re: drag and drop widgets by nosbod (Scribe) on Jul 31, 2002 at 09:32 UTC
yep, sorry about that. I was in a rush and didn't think to make myself clear. I think I may have found the answer with the TCL/Tk browser plugin and using Tk::DragDrop; Tk::DropSite; OK, this is all in the web browser. Users would be heavily netscape and IE biased. I'm fine with DBI, CGI modules. That end of things is all covered. I just want some nice way of enabling the user to choose which column from one table maps to another column in another table. I could do this by listing all columns for each table with a text box next to each one and the user then puts in a code (1 or 2 or 3 etc) in order to identify which column from one table joins a column in another table. i.e columnA from table1 might map to columnC from table2, so I would put a 1 in each of the boxes. This seems rather messy and so I thought there must be a way, in an applet say, of dragging and dropping one column onto another annd noting the coordinates of the start position and the end. cheers	[reply]

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Re: Re: drag and drop widgets
by nosbod (Scribe) on Jul 31, 2002 at 09:32 UTC

I think I may have found the answer with the TCL/Tk browser plugin and using

Tk::DragDrop; Tk::DropSite;

OK, this is all in the web browser. Users would be heavily netscape and IE biased.

I'm fine with DBI, CGI modules. That end of things is all covered.

I just want some nice way of enabling the user to choose which column from one table maps to another column in another table. I could do this by listing all columns for each table with a text box next to each one and the user then puts in a code (1 or 2 or 3 etc) in order to identify which column from one table joins a column in another table. i.e columnA from table1 might map to columnC from table2, so I would put a 1 in each of the boxes.

This seems rather messy and so I thought there must be a way, in an applet say, of dragging and dropping one column onto another annd noting the coordinates of the start position and the end.

cheers

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