The white div is the parent container while the red div is the child and also the draggable div.
Now I don't want the red div edges to enter the parent div when dragged so I tried to set the draggable containment to x
and y
coordinates.
parDivLeft = $('div#parent').offset().left;
parDivTop = $('div#parent').offset().top;
parDivWid = $('div#parent').width();
parDivHei = $('div#parent'). height();
dragDivW = $('div#drag').width();
dragDivH = $('div#drag').height();
coorX = dragDivW - parDivWid;
coorY = dragDivH - parDivHei;
x1 = parDivLeft - coorX;
x2 = parDivLeft + parDivWid + coorX;
x1 = parDivTop - coorY;
x2 = parDivTop + parDivHei + coorY;
$('div#drag').draggable({containment:[x1,y1,x2,y2]);
But am not achieving what I want. The red div edges still come into the white div which I don't want. Please can someone help me out
You can create a div
element and append it to the body using it as the containment element.
//Using values from your code
newDivH = x2 - x1;
newDivW = y2 - y1;
$newDiv = $('<div>').css({
position:'absolute',
left:y1+'px',
top:x1+'px',
width: newDivW+'px',
height: newDivH+'px',
zIndex:-5
})
$('body').append($newDiv);
$('div#drag').draggable({containment:$newDiv);