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  1. USChris Hayes
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    1. COHowever, I believe this could be translated into a travelling salesman problem in a 3-D euclidian space, in which case the optimal solution (equivalent to this one), would have no crossings. The key to my addition is that all NP complete problems - including the manhattan distance TSP problem - can be "reduced" to one another. So solving manhattan TSP is no different than solving euclidian TSP... and in euclidian TSP, no optimal solution will have an edge crossing.
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    2. COThankyou for the suggestion, Michael. - but if I'm not mistaken, dependent => destroy would destroy the referencing node, as well. I don't want that - I just want to break the reference, when a node is deleted. Effectively "zeroing out" the id. Also, the issue isn't with the behavior within the app. The issue I have is with a migration to bring existing data up to speed with the new logic.
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    3. CO100% valid reason for why: Using a jquery plugin that adds a form to an element, and removes it on submit (or blur). The default behavior for blur is to always cancel. You can also tell it to always submit. Or pass it a method to do customizable behavior. If I want to cancel on a click-out blur, but submit on a tab-out blur, I need to know the reason for the blur, and because of the way the plugin is built, there is no way to access the form to bind my own handlers - and no way to pass in a keypress handler. So, the only option available is onblur.
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