Not compatible with jquery 3.3.0+

[bitno2u]

Draggable list elements only can be put at the bottom of the list. They can not be dragged inside any connected lists placed on right, bellow or diagonally. Can you fix this?

[bitno2u]

Ad-hoc solution: Change jquery 3.3.x file
instead
(offsetParent === doc.body || offsetParent === doc.documentElement) &&
insert
(offsetParent !== doc && offsetParent !== doc.body && offsetParent !== doc.documentElement) &&

For morde details look jquery/jquery@5e7e4d7#diff-62d55137fbe4b552f5a996d0af19023a42aeed89686647e7b4e4026fd1a66186

[bitno2u]

Better solution: Change jquery-sortable.js

instead
if (el.css("position") === "relative" || el.css("position") === "absolute" || el.css("position") === "fixed")
insert
if (el.css("position") === "relative" || el.css("position") === "absolute" || el.css("position") === "fixed" || el.css("position") === "static")

[venkatt05]

@bitno2u They can not be dragged inside any connected lists placed on right, bellow or diagonally - I was trying to replicate this issue with my project but couldn't do it. Could you please help with some more detail.

[bitno2u]

Download jquery-sortable.js v0.9.13 and add "static" as an option for el.css("position"), as described before.

[venkatt05]

Yes, I got that part. I wanted to reproduce the issue in my system. I was using the 0.9.13 and jQuery 3.3.1, but I can't able to replicate the issue reported here. Is this issue happening is any specific scenario ?

[ryanb]

I ran into this issue as well. For me it only affects sorting within tables. I tried adding el.css("position") === "static" as recommended above which does help, but there's still considerable offset on the sorting. I ended up changing the table to divs to work around this.