How do I prevent multiple jQuery UI droppables from being triggered?

Maybe in the over event of the "less preferred" droppable you could check if the draggable is also over the "preferred" droppable and if it is disable the "less preferred" droppable.

Maybe in the over event of the "less preferred" droppable you could check if the draggable is also over the "preferred" droppable and if it is disable the "less preferred" droppable. Sorry for the terminology, just trying to brainstorm.

Move them physically distant from one another so that they cannot be dropped on simultaneously. Otherwise, how are you supposed to determine what the user intended? Are you going to calculate percentages of the draggable on each intersecting droppable?

Thanks for your answer. Please see the first Update in my original question for answers to your questions. – bryan Aug 18 '09 at 7:09 can you take a screen shot of what you're trying to accomplish?

– Jason Aug 18 '09 at 7:25.

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