[How to make a code the drag item disappear after 10 onDragEnd?]

47 minutes ago, GreenSock said:

I'm not sure why you're loading a SUPER old version of the files (in addition to a more recent version) and you had invalid markup and a few other odd things in there, but maybe this is what you meant?: 

 

 

 

We don't typically provide "build-to-order" solutions, but this was pretty straightforward so I just whipped it together for you. I hope it helps. 

Thanks for answer ! I think I misunderstood draggable and JS

[How to make a code the drag item disappear after 10 onDragEnd?]

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[How to make a code the drag item disappear after 10 onDragEnd?]

I want to make the drag item disappear( like .hide() ) after 10 times of onDragEnd

But I cant get a clue. pls help me 😅

See the Pen KKRQEmY by kovle (@kovle) on CodePen

[Is .hitTest() only working on the first div ?]

Thanks you so much 😍

[Is .hitTest() only working on the first div ?]

Hello !

idk why hittest works only in the first div 😕

 

I wish I could drop all my drag divs in the drop area

how to detect a collision with multiple dynamically created elements ?

See the Pen KKRQEmY by kovle (@kovle) on CodePen

[How to separating parent and child from draggable ?]

8 minutes ago, mvaneijgen said:

Hi @kovle welcome to the forum!

 

You don't. Or you have to do some really complicated animation, to make it so that when you move the parent div you animate the child div to the opposite direction. 

 

This has nothing to do with GSAP, but is just how the web works. If you translate the same setup with CSS, your child div will also move. 

thats sad, but thanks for answer!

[How to separating parent and child from draggable ?]

<div class="Drag Parent">

            <div class="Drag Child">

</div>

 

Even if I drag parents div, I want my child div to stay still How do I do this?

 

I don't want the child div to be dragged/moved, and I want only parents to be dragged and moved