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<script>
function RePos(WinID,X,Y){
get(WinID,'id').style.top = Y;
get(WinID,'id').style.left = X;
}
</script>

<script> {BR}function RePos(WinID,X,Y){ {BR}get(WinID,'id').style.top = Y; {BR}get(WinID,'id').style.left = X; {BR}} {BR}</script>

 

I call it using onclick="RePos('the-id',50,50);"

You'd need to give the element some form of positioning - absolute or fixed etc...

It has fixed

i'm assume by the positioning is in the onclick feature?

the 50,50 ?

Posted By Aiken on 11th Jan 10 at 6:10pm

 

It has fixed

Is it working?

The code isn't

What's the forum link so that I can take a look.

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You don't actually need the code that you have in there at the moment from the looks of it,it doesn't do anything! O.o

I have a code that makes some spans draggable, I want this code to move them back

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<script>
function RePos(WinID,X,Y){
      get(WinID,'id').style.top = Y;
      get(WinID,'id').style.left = X;
}
</script>
 
<div id = 'x' onclick = "RePos('x', '500px', '500px');" style = 'position: fixed; padding: 50px; border: 1px solid #000000; background: #800000; color: #FFFFFF;'>
This is a repositionable box!
</div>

<script> {BR}function RePos(WinID,X,Y){ {BR}      get(WinID,'id').style.top = Y; {BR}      get(WinID,'id').style.left = X; {BR}} {BR}</script> {BR} {BR}<div id = 'x' onclick = "RePos('x', '500px', '500px');" style = 'position: fixed; padding: 50px; border: 1px solid #000000; background: #800000; color: #FFFFFF;'> {BR}This is a repositionable box! {BR}</div>

 

That code works fine.

Maybe I just called it wrong

Edit: Yep, I did call it wrong with the X and Y, works now

You'll need to include the 'numberpx' in it. Without the px declaration it won't recognise what you want to do. At least my testing revealed that. You can either throw it into the function, or the call.

It works really good now

Good to know!