Hi,

This time I need an example since I have never done anything like this before (visual interactive (using mouse) application). Let say I have a web page that displays a line like this: 


A------------B------------C--------------D-------------E

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what I would like to do is to click on C and drag it between A and B to get : 
A-----C------B---------------------------D-------------E

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or 
A------------C------------B--------------D-------------E

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spacing is irrelevant. in fact it is better if everything is equally spaced.

once modified i need a textual output specifying the change. Let say initially for generating my first line textual input looked like this: 

[A,B,C,D,E]

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after modifying it I would like to have it like this 
[A,C,B,D,E]

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I don't know what is possible or not since as i said visual applications were no go for me until now.

where do i start ??

all help appreciated.

thnx

baxy

In reply to [OT] drag and drop web app by baxy77bax

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