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Draggable.create, onClick not working when disable()

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Hi, 

 

Is it possible to keep the OnClick event on the Draggable to be triggered including when the disable() method has been called on the Draggable element? From the Draggable documentation, the method disable() should disable the Dragging, not the whole element and its events. But it does.

 

Using a JQuery.click on the element doesn't seem to be an option, as the click event is triggered during drag and drop, and using the mouse pointer location does fix the click on drag issue, but then the whole prevent bubble event gets messed up, and when there is a button inside the element. You can see it here.

 

The only feasible way would be to make the OnClick event from Draggable work always, inclusive when disable() has been called. Is it possible to do so without having to change the Draggable.js library? 

 

See the Pen oGWEjq by rkkoszewski (@rkkoszewski) on CodePen

 

See the Pen VMbXmZ by rkkoszewski (@rkkoszewski) on CodePen

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Hm, I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around exactly what you're after. When you disable() a Draggable instance, it should completely disable it (not just dragging). Therefore, it's expected behavior that its onClick wouldn't fire (that'd be weird if a disabled object kept firing off events and stuff). 

 

Maybe it'd help if you showed in one of your codepens a challenge that you want to achieve. For example, maybe you want to click on the draggable element and make it turn something else red but only when it's clicked and not dragged? Sorry if I'm missing something obvious here. I read your post about 4 times and looked at the codepens and from what I can tell Draggable is working exactly as expected. 

 

If your goal is to keep the Draggable element from being dragged in some cases (without disabling it), maybe set its dragResistance to 1? Or do some fancy logic in an onDrag? 

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