Ok, since a couple people seem to be having problems with this, I dug
into some of my code to find the exact solution... you need to register
an observer object with the Draggables.addObserver() method. In this
observer object, you can test the draggable params in the associated
methods to make sure the draggable is the one you're looking for that
specific action...
var myDraggable = new Draggable($('someElement'), dragOptions);
var myDraggableObserver = {
onStart: function(eventName, draggable, event) {
if (draggable == myDraggable) {
//take action (dragging has started)
}
},
onDrag: function(eventName, draggable, event) {
if (draggable == myDraggable) {
//take action (dragging is going on)
}
},
onEnd: function(eventName, draggable, event) {
if (draggable == myDraggable) {
//take action (dragging has stopped)
}
}
}
Draggables.addObserver(this.moveableObserver);
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