[jsmcnealParticipant]

Greetings, Martin,

Could you elaborate a bit further on your X and Y coordinate suggestion? Would I be using clientX and clientY to compute where the mouse pointer is located in relation to the jqxPanel?

Here is something else I tried, but does not seem to work: I tried to attach an EventListener to my panel for mouseup event.

$(‘#MyPanel’)[0].addEventListener(‘mouseup’, function (event)
{
setFlag = true;
});
It appears that the mouseup event does not fire when an object gets drag/drop into the panel. Does jqxlistBox block some events from firing?

Thank you,
jsmnceal

[jsmcnealParticipant]

Hello Martin,

I see your example is working fine with jQuery 2.3.1 and I concur that appears not to be my problem.

My application is using jqwidgets v4.5.1. (April 2017).

As it turns out, I won’t be able to upgrade jQuery or jqwidgets at this time because of the re-testing/re-integration effort involved on the software application that I am working on.

Regards,
jsmcneal

[jsmcnealParticipant]

Thank you for the quick response, Martin.

I do not see dropTargetElement when I open the event object in the debugger. This is what is available to me:
_proto_
label
originalEvent
owner
value

My application is running jQuery lib v2.1.3 which I suspect is my problem of not seeing dropTargetElement. If I can’t step up to v3.0+, is there any other property/method that I can use?

Regards,
jsmcneal

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