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How to avoid execution of "accept" function on each droppable element?
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8 years ago
Hi,
here is example, where each ".plan" can be moved into each ".unit".
http://jsfiddle.net/3jvuqdu1/6/
Please drag ".plan#6" (F) from parent .unit (6) to its sibling (5) and see console log.
"accept" is executed on each ".unit" - not only on covered by draggable element. Is it a bug or should I find new idea to restrict the set of calls of this function?
In real situation I have about 500 such constructed droppables with quite complex "accept" method. It significantly slows down dragging, especially on Firefox.
here is example, where each ".plan" can be moved into each ".unit".
http://jsfiddle.net/3jvuqdu1/6/
Please drag ".plan#6" (F) from parent .unit (6) to its sibling (5) and see console log.
"accept" is executed on each ".unit" - not only on covered by draggable element. Is it a bug or should I find new idea to restrict the set of calls of this function?
In real situation I have about 500 such constructed droppables with quite complex "accept" method. It significantly slows down dragging, especially on Firefox.
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