JQuery draggable sortable input elements?

This should work: HTML: div class="sortable-wrapper.

This should work: HTML: jQuery: $( "#sortable-list" ).sortable(); $( "#sortable-list" ). DisableSelection().

Hmm, I just noticed something odd. As I said, I've disabled the textarea's, yet if I don't do this and add this: $("#aaa"). Draggable({ cancel: null }); ...it drags – Lahaye Mar 30 at 18:30 It drags independent... – Lahaye Mar 30 at 18:40.

You have to provide some code for me if I should be able to help you. (Note: If you are trying to drag the item while grabbing the textarea you should implement some switch to turn selection on/off. I would suggest a different approach where you can always edit the textarea by clicking inside.

For sorting I would use a handle to grab. ) The jQuery sortable works with lists, that is and containing . Often issues like this is caused by incorrect html.

JQuery $( ". My-items" ).sortable(); If you like to disable text-selection inside the list-item, do it on all text-elements. Not the textarea.

Wrap text in p, span, div and call disableSelection() only on those elements. It's also a good practice to validate html before troubleshooting scripts. I prefer the validator.w3.org/ service.

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