I guess you are referring to the missing library in the Drupal status report?
If so, I got around this as follows:
- check the permissions on the /libraries directory (basically set them to match the /modules directory)
- include the file jquery.event.drag-2.0.min.js in the /lib subdirectory (which you can get courtesy of Dr Google.)
I still don't see any elements in the actual view unfortunately!
Thanks your tip worked!! now i get status green for slickgrid :)
the older version kind of worked but not as what I expected
Basically i was looking for some thing like this http://boriscy.github.io/grider/ unfortunately I do not know how to get that to work as drupal module
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Comment #1
andy_g commentedI guess you are referring to the missing library in the Drupal status report?
If so, I got around this as follows:
- check the permissions on the /libraries directory (basically set them to match the /modules directory)
- include the file jquery.event.drag-2.0.min.js in the /lib subdirectory (which you can get courtesy of Dr Google.)
I still don't see any elements in the actual view unfortunately!
Andy
Comment #2
kaizerking commentedThanks your tip worked!! now i get status green for slickgrid :)
the older version kind of worked but not as what I expected
Basically i was looking for some thing like this http://boriscy.github.io/grider/ unfortunately I do not know how to get that to work as drupal module
Comment #3
charlied commentedBuilding on #1 above I also had to solve a duplicate Jquery load to make it work. See https://drupal.org/node/1208022#comment-7402416