Sortable: serialize throws error if sortable contains tabs.

[kape]

I have a bunch of sortable widgets and for any that contain tabs I get the following error when I call sortable.('serialize'):

widgets_sortableUpdate is the function I call on update.

$[namespace][plugin] is undefined getter()ui.core.js (line 76) (?)()()ui.core.js (line 90) widgets_sortableUpdate(Object originalEvent=Event mouseup which=1 view=window, Object helper=Object placeholder=Object position=Object)widgets.js (line 139) trigger()("sortupdate", [Object originalEvent=Event mouseup which=1 view=window, Object helper=Object placeholder=Object position=Object], td.column25, false, widgets_sortableUpdate(e, ui))jquery.js (line 2030) triggerHandler()("sortupdate", [Object originalEvent=Event mouseup which=1 view=window, Object helper=Object placeholder=Object position=Object], widgets_sortableUpdate(e, ui))jquery.js (line 2255) propagate()("update", Object originalEvent=Event mouseup which=1 view=window, null, undefined)ui.sortable.js (line 63) clear()(Object originalEvent=Event mouseup which=1 view=window, undefined)ui.sortable.js (line 591) mouseStop()(Object originalEvent=Event mouseup which=1 view=window, undefined)ui.sortable.js (line 583) mouseUp()(Object originalEvent=Event mouseup which=1 view=window)ui.core.js (line 260) _mouseUpDelegate()()ui.core.js (line 224) handle()(Object originalEvent=Event mouseup which=1 view=window)jquery.js (line 2076) (?)()()jquery.js (line 1858)

[Break on this error] var methods = $[namespace][plugin].getter

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[rgporter]

Doesn't throw an error, and doesn't show anything if you do the following:

jQuery( "#listTabs" ).tabs(); containing DIV jQuery("#listTabsSortable").sortable({ UL tag

update: function(event, info) {

var str = jQuery(this).sortable('serialize'); alert(str);

}

});

The alert is blank, no result, with 6 LI tags containing unique ID attributes.

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