JQuery $(ui.draggable).remove() not working with IE?

The ui. Draggable and drop function are a little quirky in IE. Try this: html> One Two Drop items here and they should be removed.

The ui. Draggable and drop function are a little quirky in IE. Try this: One Two Drop items here and they should be removed.

Nice work Mike....adding a flag was a neat little trick +1 – Raja May 13 at 17:23 That worked! Much appreciated. I hate special coding for IE!

Errr! – getSurreal May 13 at 17:59.

Remove on the parent of $(this), there is no reason to change the css of the parent of $(this). Setting visibility to hidden hides the element, but does not free up the space that element takes up. A better solution would be to just .remove() it.

I'm not sure why .remove() isn't working at this point, but it may be related to the .css(), so remove that from the code first, then troubleshoot why .remove() isn't working. Also, if you simply wanted to hide something, a better solution than . Css('visibility','hidden'); is .hide();, however like I said, there is no reason to hide it immediately before you remove it.

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