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ohgod · 10-14-2008, 06:40 PM

so you're trying to figure out which draggable hit your droppable, right?

onDrop will automatically get the element that was dropped on it... then it's just a matter of getting the id. see below. identify() is part of prototype.

Code:

onDrop:function(element){
		Effect.Puff($(element).identify());
	}

that is untested, but based off my own working code. if it doesn't get you closer try dropping an alert in there to see what is being passed.

10-14-2008, 06:40 PM	PM User \| #2
ohgod Regular Coder Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Ohio Posts: 579 Thanks: 6 Thanked 69 Times in 69 Posts	so you're trying to figure out which draggable hit your droppable, right? onDrop will automatically get the element that was dropped on it... then it's just a matter of getting the id. see below. identify() is part of prototype. Code: onDrop:function(element){ Effect.Puff($(element).identify()); } that is untested, but based off my own working code. if it doesn't get you closer try dropping an alert in there to see what is being passed.