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Cancel event bubbling from jquery draggable to click on child element on drag stop
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I have a draggable div with a clickable tag within it:
<div id='myDiv'>
<a id='mylabel' onclick="alert('i am clicked')">some text</a>
</div>
$("#myDiv").draggable(
stop: function(e)
//want to cancel the click event on the nested a element
//e.preventDefault(); ??
//e.cancelBubble(); ??
);
When I stop dragging, the click event fires, which I don't want. I tried preventDefault and cancel on the stop drop event but the click event still fires. Any ideas anyone?
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I have a draggable div with a clickable tag within it:
<div id='myDiv'>
<a id='mylabel' onclick="alert('i am clicked')">some text</a>
</div>
$("#myDiv").draggable(
stop: function(e)
//want to cancel the click event on the nested a element
//e.preventDefault(); ??
//e.cancelBubble(); ??
);
When I stop dragging, the click event fires, which I don't want. I tried preventDefault and cancel on the stop drop event but the click event still fires. Any ideas anyone?
javascript jquery
asked Mar 28 at 0:35
ProgramnikProgramnik
8436 silver badges11 bronze badges
Sorry I didnt see the structure before. Typically events go bottom up, so if you are trying to drag theaelement, the click will be fired. The only way to make it work is to put a event.preventDefault on the click which is as good as not putting a click listener on that element.
– varun agarwal
Mar 28 at 2:16
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I have a draggable div with a clickable tag within it:
<div id='myDiv'>
<a id='mylabel' onclick="alert('i am clicked')">some text</a>
</div>
$("#myDiv").draggable(
stop: function(e)
//want to cancel the click event on the nested a element
//e.preventDefault(); ??
//e.cancelBubble(); ??
);
When I stop dragging, the click event fires, which I don't want. I tried preventDefault and cancel on the stop drop event but the click event still fires. Any ideas anyone?
javascript jquery
asked Mar 28 at 0:35
ProgramnikProgramnik
8436 silver badges11 bronze badges
I have a draggable div with a clickable tag within it:
<div id='myDiv'>
<a id='mylabel' onclick="alert('i am clicked')">some text</a>
</div>
$("#myDiv").draggable(
stop: function(e)
//want to cancel the click event on the nested a element
//e.preventDefault(); ??
//e.cancelBubble(); ??
);
When I stop dragging, the click event fires, which I don't want. I tried preventDefault and cancel on the stop drop event but the click event still fires. Any ideas anyone?
javascript jquery
javascript jquery
asked Mar 28 at 0:35
ProgramnikProgramnik
8436 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 0:35
ProgramnikProgramnik
8436 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 0:35
ProgramnikProgramnik
8436 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 0:35
ProgramnikProgramnik
8436 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 0:35
ProgramnikProgramnik
8436 silver badges11 bronze badges
8436 silver badges11 bronze badges
Sorry I didnt see the structure before. Typically events go bottom up, so if you are trying to drag theaelement, the click will be fired. The only way to make it work is to put a event.preventDefault on the click which is as good as not putting a click listener on that element.
– varun agarwal
Mar 28 at 2:16
add a comment |
Sorry I didnt see the structure before. Typically events go bottom up, so if you are trying to drag theaelement, the click will be fired. The only way to make it work is to put a event.preventDefault on the click which is as good as not putting a click listener on that element.
– varun agarwal
Mar 28 at 2:16
Sorry I didnt see the structure before. Typically events go bottom up, so if you are trying to drag the
a element, the click will be fired. The only way to make it work is to put a event.preventDefault on the click which is as good as not putting a click listener on that element.– varun agarwal
Mar 28 at 2:16
Sorry I didnt see the structure before. Typically events go bottom up, so if you are trying to drag the
a element, the click will be fired. The only way to make it work is to put a event.preventDefault on the click which is as good as not putting a click listener on that element.– varun agarwal
Mar 28 at 2:16
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I figured it out. The trick is to attach a click event to the draggable div like so:
$("#myDiv").click(event.stopPropagation());
Because dragging the div also invokes a click event, which then propagates to the child a tag, the stop drag event is the wrong thing to stop. Removing click propagation is the way to go.
answered Mar 28 at 2:15
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I figured it out. The trick is to attach a click event to the draggable div like so:
$("#myDiv").click(event.stopPropagation());
Because dragging the div also invokes a click event, which then propagates to the child a tag, the stop drag event is the wrong thing to stop. Removing click propagation is the way to go.
answered Mar 28 at 2:15
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I figured it out. The trick is to attach a click event to the draggable div like so:
$("#myDiv").click(event.stopPropagation());
Because dragging the div also invokes a click event, which then propagates to the child a tag, the stop drag event is the wrong thing to stop. Removing click propagation is the way to go.
answered Mar 28 at 2:15
ProgramnikProgramnik
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I figured it out. The trick is to attach a click event to the draggable div like so:
$("#myDiv").click(event.stopPropagation());
Because dragging the div also invokes a click event, which then propagates to the child a tag, the stop drag event is the wrong thing to stop. Removing click propagation is the way to go.
answered Mar 28 at 2:15
ProgramnikProgramnik
8436 silver badges11 bronze badges
I figured it out. The trick is to attach a click event to the draggable div like so:
$("#myDiv").click(event.stopPropagation());
Because dragging the div also invokes a click event, which then propagates to the child a tag, the stop drag event is the wrong thing to stop. Removing click propagation is the way to go.
answered Mar 28 at 2:15
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Sorry I didnt see the structure before. Typically events go bottom up, so if you are trying to drag the
aelement, the click will be fired. The only way to make it work is to put a event.preventDefault on the click which is as good as not putting a click listener on that element.– varun agarwal
Mar 28 at 2:16