onAfterDrop

fires when the drag-n-drop operation is finished

context	object	context object
event	Event object	native HTML event

Example

myList.attachEvent("onAfterDrop", function (context,ev){
     // your code here
});

possible values of the context object:

• context.start - ID of an item, from which the dragging process has started
• context.source - array of the dragged IDs (drag source)
• context.target - ID of the target item (drop target)
• context.from - view object to which the dragged item belongs
• context.to - view object to which the drop target belongs
• context.index - index in the target list at which new item will be added
• context.new_id - id which will be used for the moved item (actual only while moving between different lists)

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