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Check out the Codepen and you'll notice that you're able to drag the octopus to the left a bit before the bounds stop you from going further. You can't go to the right at all. After you let go, you'd expect to be able to drag it to the right (back to where it started), but it seems as though the bounds reset based on the image's relative position. When you drag it, you can't go to the right, but you can go further to the left than you originally could. 

 

Thanks for your help! 

See the Pen QwLVzM by anon (@anon) on CodePen

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hmmm, it looks like you are getting a fairly small bounds rectangle

try logging it

console.log(bounds)

gives me:

 

Object {top: -168, left: -87.79998779296875, width: 87.79998779296875, height: 168} 

Are those the values you are expecting?

 

That's what is being passed into Draggable.

 

Try to create the bounds object with hard-coded values and see if it works as expected.

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I thought it might have something to do with Snap or calling the node, but even if you take snap out of the equation, the same thing happens: 

Draggable.create($("#geometricOctopus2"), {type:"x,y", bounds:bounds});
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  • 1 month later...

 

Hi dxc  :)

 

you can define specific maximum and minimum values ;

pls try this :

	var bounds = {
		minY:windowSize.y - svgRect.height, 
		minX:windowSize.x - svgRect.width, 
		maxX:svgRect.width  - windowSize.x,
		maxY:svgRect.height  - windowSize.y,
	};

Thanks @Diaco.AW , that worked like a charm!

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