How to remove a cloned draggable which has been dropped into a container?

Set 'greedy' param to 'true' in drop function in your droppable container: $("#trashWidget"). Droppable({ greedy: 'true', accept: function() { return true; }, drop: function () { tolerance: 'fit', alert("Dropped! "); } }) I've just tested this function and it seems to work flawlessly :) Good luck!

Set 'greedy' param to 'true' in drop function in your droppable container: $("#trashWidget"). Droppable({ greedy: 'true', accept: function() { return true; }, drop: function () { tolerance: 'fit', alert("Dropped! "); } }); I've just tested this function and it seems to work flawlessly :) Good luck!

Wow thank you. That seems to be working. Im a jquery noob and this is all very new to me.

QUESTION: I replaced the alert with the remove function and it removes the parent. I tried several iterations of this and cannot figure out how to remove the object we dragged into the trash widget. Any ideas?Thanks.

Here is revised code: $("#trashWidget"). Droppable({ greedy: 'true', accept: function() { return true; }, drop: function () { tolerance: 'fit', $(this).parent().children().remove(); } }); jsfiddle. Net/K8VKa/28 – Mitch Causin Oct 25 at 20:06 try: drop: function (event, ui) { tolerance: 'fit', $(ui.

Draggable).remove(); } . Updated version: jsfiddle. Net/K8VKa/30.

Ui param has all info about draggable element :) hope it helps! – radzi0_0 Oct 26 at 6:33 Awesome. That did the trick.

Thank you! – Mitch Causin Oct 26 at 12:56.

I created a widget builder app where you can drag widgets (draggables) onto a widget builder (droppable). Multiple widgets (clones) can be dragged onto the builder, the clones are draggable, and the clones are constrained within the builder. I have provided a small box in the upper right corner of the widget builder where I would like to use it as a trash can (of sorts; to remove the clone if dragged onto it).

Can someone help me with creating the ability to remove a clone if the clone is dragged onto the trash area? Thank you thank you thank you!

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