That's just the position of the draggable (which you've called 'droppped'), right? Maybe: $(dropped).css('left') and $(dropped).css('top').
Or you could use a function on the onDrag event of the draggable that updates some local variables to save the last position: var x; var y; $(...).Draggable({ ..., onDrag: function(currentX, currentY) { x = currentX; y = currentY; } }); Also, it looks like the current position is stored internally in the Draggable somewhere. Maybe try one of these: dropped.dragCfg.currentPointer.x dropped.dragCfg.nx dropped.dragCfg.nRx Good luck with it. --Erik On 6/26/07, Michael Fuerst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a way to acces the drop-event in "ondrop" in a doppable? I needs the coordinates to show a popup menue: $(this).attr('isdropabled', '1').Droppable( { ..., ondrop : function(dropped) { showPopUpMenu(event, $(dropped).attr('title'), $(this).attr('title')); } }); Michael