Dave Stewart wrote: > Specifically, if I drop a draggable on a droppable, but I decide that > it can't be droopped there, how do I make it go to another droppable > instead? > > Can I just fire another method? > > Thanks, > Dave > > What do you mean by "decide"? You should constrain which elements droppables can receive ahead of time by listing the acceptable css classes in the "accept" option. It seems like strange behavior to have a draggable go somewhere that the user didn't drag it. Maybe you can explain.
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