How do you drag an object to a certain place

[Mentor]

www.citycreator.com is doing it somehow so it must be posible, athogh how its done i dont yet know :/

[zainx]

well i was talking to the owner, asking how much it was to set it up ect, and if i was to buy it how much but it costs over £5000 lol so i dont think i will, but on the faq page it says they used ecma or something, but when i searched google and downloaded it, it was 188 pages long and i didnt understand none of it

[Mentor]

by the looks of it they must be some sort of coding company, and web design and coding tends to cost alot, esply for cutsom scripts. Alos from the looks of the js, thats some seriosly advnaced javascript.

[Kirk]

Oo didn't kirk do that? that room game with the fridge where it was in the hand, u clicked it, then clicked on a square in the room and it appeared there?

Yeah, I made that. I would be able to make that one, but my PC completely died when I tried to reinstall Windows XP, so I no longer have any of the scripts (I have them on the drive, which works, but I have no PC to put them in, the one I am currently using has no empty HD slots).

that can only be done in flash

It would be possible to make it using LINGO (Director MX). One way would to state all the possible points (x,y) and then make the script see where the click was located, if it was on a point, move object A to location B, if the click wasn't on a point, move the object back to its original point.

[Homesrfan]

You have to have it in Dynamic Drive if you want it like that.
You just put an image that isn't draggable. And you just code the other images.

[iRoss]

thats what i thought, cus u wouldnt want the object u are moving 2 would u ... brains its just the normal code but with a non-moving image, and make sure the image is at the back of the page so al of the draggable images dont go behind it

[-JT-]

by the looks of it they must be some sort of coding company, and web design and coding tends to cost alot, esply for cutsom scripts. Alos from the looks of the js, thats some seriosly advnaced javascript.

i recon that for the most part it will be external JS. There is no way you woulkd find anything like that on javascripts.com