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Not sure if your still looking for this answer but I found a way to do this. Might be a little hacky but all I needed to do the same thing and this was what I figured out.$("#element).draggable({      stop: function( event, ui ) {            if ( $.ui.ddmanager.drop( $(this).data("draggable"), event ) ) {                  alert( 'was dropped' );            }            else {                  alert( 'it was not dropped' );            }      }});I found that the $.ui.ddmanager.drop method takes a draggable object and the event. It looks to see if the draggable object was dropped on a valid target. If it was it returns the object it was dropped on. If it wasn't it returns false.Hope this helps.good luck,-Jeff