Hi,
the onHover function doesn''t fire although it''s set:
You can reproduce it for example with drag drop test 5, just add an
alert or debug output for the onHover event:
Droppables.add(''cart'',
{hoverclass:''hoverclass123'',
onHover:function(element,dropon){alert''test''},
onDrop:function(element,dropon){...}, ...}
In dragdrop.js on line 101/102 onHover will be null:
if(drop.onHover) // <== is null
drop.onHover(element, drop.element,
Position.overlap(drop.overlap, drop.element));
Current workaround for me is to set the callback after adding:
// for (...) if(...)
Droppables.drops[i].onHover = function(element,dropon){...}
Regards,
Ernst
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