JQuery UI Sortable and Draggable List Interaction Not Working Quite Right?

$('#add-list . Tracker-item'). Draggable({ connectToSortable : '.

Target-list You're connecting the third list only to the second list here. If you make add the target-list class to the first list you can then drag from third to first.

$('#add-list . Tracker-item'). Draggable({ connectToSortable : '.

Target-list', You're connecting the third list only to the second list here. If you make add the target-list class to the first list you can then drag from third to first.

Sorry, I edited my code at the same time you replied. It was an error in copying the code. I fixed it and you can see it above.

– TerranRich May 13 at 0:59 I visited your site and was able to reproduce the bug. Now that you have made the connectToSortable : '. Sortable' modification the bug no longer exists.

– wewals May 13 at 1:12 I'm still seeing it. Did you try dragging more than one item from the gray list to the blue list box? It works fine the first time, but after it is dropped, the gray list no longer acts as a draggable UI object.

– TerranRich May 13 at 1:16 1 Ah, indeed. What's the dimension plugin being used by? That's where the first exception gets thrown.

– wewals May 13 at 1:26 It's being used by a Tooltip plugin I use on a few other pages. If I remove the call to that script... what do you know, it fixes it. I'll see if I can do without Dimensions; if not, I'll find another tooltip plugin.

Thanks! – TerranRich May 13 at 1:29.

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