JQuery Drag/Drop problem: mousemove Event not binding for some elements?

It appears the draggable's helper element is eating the mouse move events. If the cursor is over the helper the container underneath will not receive mousemove events.

It appears the draggable's helper element is eating the mouse move events. If the cursor is over the helper the container underneath will not receive mousemove events. Try to position the helper offset from the cursor so the cursor never has the helper element directly underneath it.

You can do this with draggable's cursorAt option: draggable({ cursorAt: { top: 5, left: 5 } }).

I'm going to mark this as the answer, even though it's been > 24 months since I asked and now have absolutely NO IDEA why I needed this. – saturdayplace Nov 15 at 18:32 :) Thanks. I had a similar issue and figured this probably fixes it and explains the intermittent behavior you were noticing (for example, the mouse moving faster than the drag helper, causing some mouse move events before the helper catches up to the mouse).

– Max Nov 15 at 19:17.

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