I've got this little script with two sortable that are basically file
folders. When I drag from one list to the other I have to check
whether a file with the same exact name already exists. I cannot check
the list when it's already dropped, because the dom has changed and it
would always return a positive. So I thought I'd save the other list
into an array at the start of the drag and search for the dragged
element inside this array. This is where I encountered a problem: the
start event is not a single event, but a continuous one, which I
thought it logically shouldn't be. When I have:
start: alert('Sorting starts');
... then the alert will pop up every time I drag the mouse, not only
when the sorting starts.
Is it supposed to behave like that and should I merely use another
event - or is this a bug?
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