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I've been draggable with the throwprops plugin.

 

I just wanted some clarification on how it works in IE8.

 

I've set it up like this:

 

Draggable.create($('.container'), {type:"x,y", throwProps:true, lockAxis:false, throwResistance: 0});

 

Currently I'm trying to get the position of the container after it's been dragged.

 

I do that like this:

 

$('.container).position().left

and like this:

$('.container).css('left')

 

Both of these calls return zero, is the container being moved around with a different property?

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and for the record, IE8 filters (which are required to emulate transforms  like x, y, rotation, skew, scale, etc.) performs HORRIBLY compared to browsers that natively support transforms, so if your goal is to make something draggable in IE8, I'd recommend sticking with type:"left,top" instead. In all other cases, though, I'd recommend type:"x,y". 

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