How do I make elements draggable between two divs? This seems to be something that draggables should do. But I haven't been able with the code I have. In this jsfiddle I have two divs with draggable elements. I want to get one element to go from the first div to the second div. That functionality must exist on many web sites.
Here is the jsfiddle with the code.
I have asked before and thought that someone would know how to have that functionality. If the code I have isn't the right way, how do I define an element and the draggable containment option to be able to have that functionality.
There's a similar Stack Overflow question that was answered here: jquery ui draggable elements not 'draggable' outside of scrolling div
I implemented the above solution on my own project and it worked beautifully.
I agree that it does seem like if you set the containment to window or document, cross-div dragging should be allowed. I imagine that you'd prefer overflow to stay hidden due to the amount of content you want to keep in your divs.
Finally found the problem. Specifying overflow: hidden; for the container div restricts the draggable area to the container only. If I remove that specification from the styles. The elements are draggable across the divs. Here is the fiddle with the fix.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7825337/how-to-make-a-draggable-across-divs