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Jquery Drag and Drop Issues

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I am having a problem with bringing Jquery over to iPad. I made a drag and drop puzzle using Jquery, and on my computer it works fine. When I try to move that over to the iPad, the drag and drop functions cease to work. I have tried many a third party fix for this problem with no avail. Does anyone know how to solve this problem on iOS5? Or is there a better way to code it in HTML5 that works or a Jquery solution I do not know of? Any tutorials on the issue would be appreciated as well. Thanks.




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  1. Tips For AllJanuary 30, 2012 at 2:13 AM

    Use jQuery Mobile instead, and make sure you use .preventDefault() as mentioned in this post:

    jquery mobile drag and drop

    See also: http://stackoverflow.com/a/4488662/362536

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