JQuery droppable not firing?

You're using the revert:true option, which is reverting every single drop before the drop event on the droppable fires. Replace this: jQuery(this). Draggable( { revert:true, // FadeTo('fast', 0.5); }, stop: function(event, ui) { jQuery(this).

FadeTo(0, 1); } }) With this: jQuery(this). Draggable({ revert: 'invalid', // FadeTo('fast', 0.5); }, stop: function(event, ui) { jQuery(this). FadeTo(0, 1); } }) Example: http://jsfiddle.net/7t56R.

You're using the revert:true option, which is reverting every single drop before the drop event on the droppable fires. Replace this: jQuery(this). Draggable( { revert:true, // FadeTo('fast', 0.5); }, stop: function(event, ui) { jQuery(this).

FadeTo(0, 1); } }); With this: jQuery(this). Draggable({ revert: 'invalid', // FadeTo('fast', 0.5); }, stop: function(event, ui) { jQuery(this). FadeTo(0, 1); } }); Example: http://jsfiddle.net/7t56R.

1 and done, but apparently all of my drops are invalid. I'm still not getting alert on drops and the revert is triggered on every attempted drop. – Scott B Aug 4 at 20:36 @Scott: In the example I posted or in your code?

– Andrew Whitaker Aug 4 at 20:40 In my code. The droppable is the WordPress content editor. Any ideas why it would not accept the drop?

Perhaps its already binding to a droppable thats clashing with mine? – Scott B Aug 4 at 20:44 @Scott: Interesting. Removing the revert option all together is probably worth at try just to see what happens.

– Andrew Whitaker Aug 4 at 20:45 Yep, did that. I think you've answered my question. This is apparently a WP specific issue with drag and drop, no?

– Scott B Aug 4 at 20:48.

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