It's interesting, here's some comments:
* The hack with snap (and the drag_x/drag_y variables) is not very
good. You should use getElementPosition(draggable.element,
$('container')) in onchange and remove the snap option.
* For the endeffect option, I really don't know. The best is to try
with a memory tracker and see what happens.
* I don't really see the point of D&D for this example. You don't use
Droppable and you destroy the draggable very quickly. I think it might
not be the good thing for this. Have you looked at the draggable
example using Signal ? It's pretty simple and thus very customizable.
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Thomas
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