Hi there,
you can do this with the snap-paramter. It 'normally' takes a value, but you
can also pass it a function that sets the boundaries for your draggable
element:
new Draggable('element', {
snap: function(x, y) {
return[ (x < 200) ? (x > 0 ? x : 0 ) : 200,
(y < 100) ? (y > 0 ? y : 0) : 100 ];
}
});
The values 200 should be the width of your container MINUS the draggable's
width and instead of 100 you should insert the container's height minus the
height of the element.
Lukas
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