jQuery UI problem with drag and drop on Safari

[marklacas]

The code below works when I comment out or remove the activeClass and hoverClass options in droppable. When they are not commented out Safari doesn't do the drag (or drop) and spits out javascript errors in droppable.ext.js

$("#drop-box").addClass("droppable-active").droppable({

accept: ".activeClass", tolerance: "pointer", activeClass: "activecolor", hoverClass: "droppable-hover", drop: function( ev, ui ) {

$(this).append( $(document.createElement("div") ).text( $(ui.draggable.element).text() ));

}

});

$(".dragger").addClass("draggable").draggable({

helper: "clone"

});

[james_taylor]

Seems to be a problem with how plugins are called (different errors happen depending on what plugins you are using), 'arguments' is a reserved word and Safari 2 doesn't let you rebind it as a local in the function (later WebKit builds don't seem to have a problem). The following fixes it for me:

Index: ui.mouse.js
===================================================================
--- ui.mouse.js (revision 3751)
+++ ui.mouse.js (working copy)
@@ -10,13 +10,13 @@
                                var a = $.ui[w].prototype; if(!a.plugins[c]) a.plugins[c] = [];
                                a.plugins[c].push([o,p]);
                        },
-                       call: function(instance, name, arguments) {
+                       call: function(instance, name, args) {
                                var c = instance.plugins[name]; if(!c) return;
                                var o = instance.interaction ? instance.interaction.options : instance.options;
                                var e = instance.interaction ? instance.interaction.element : instance.element;
 
                                for (var i = 0; i < c.length; i++) {
-                                       if (o[c[i][0]]) c[i][1].apply(e, arguments);
+                                       if (o[c[i][0]]) c[i][1].apply(e, args);
                                }
                        }
                }

[eric]

I'll confirm. This fix works for me.

[ebartels]

Fix use of reserved word in Safari2

[dmethvin]

If this bug is still present, please file a ticket on the UI tracker:

​http://ui.jquery.com/bugs/