$('#editor-foreground').sortable({});
$('#module-buttons').sortable({
connectWith : '#editor-foreground',
sort : function(e, ui) {
console.log(ui.placeholder[0].parentNode.id)
}
});
The above code is a bit abridged for simplicity here.
#module-buttons is about 200 pixels wide inside a fixed position
ui.draggable div.
#editor-foreground is about 800 pixels wide laying on the page normally.
Ordinarily, if I drag an LI from #module-buttons over #editor-foreground,
everything works perfect: it will console.log 'editor-foreground'.
However, if #module-buttons even partially overlaps #editor-foreground,
ui.placeholder will always log #module-buttons. Even if I drag hundreds of
pixels away, the sortable will still think I'm in the wrong one. I double
checked all my CSS so all divs do not extend to where I'm dragging.
Bug because of fixed position draggable, or am I getting something wrong?
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