Every dnd target object has a event called onDragEnter. you can use
this event to pinpoint the current target being draged over.

2008/5/15, Dav Glass <dav.glass@...>:
> David --
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> In the current version of DragDrop all event's are fired from the draggable
> element.
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> In YUI 3.x, I am re-engineering DragDrop to better suite this use-case.
>
> Dav
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> ----- Original Message ----
> From: surferdwa <surferdwa@...>
> To: ydn-javascript@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 2:57:02 PM
> Subject: [ydn-javascript] firing DropTarget's onDragDrop event
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> I have many drop targets on a single page, all of which have different
> actions associated with
> dropping an object on them. Currently, however, the onDragDrop event only
> fires for the
> object being dragged, not the dropTarget, so I have a long list if if/else
> statement in the
> drag elements checking on the ids returned for the dropTargets, and then
> executing code
> based on the id.
>
> This solution is less than ideal for a lot of reasons, so I was hoping
> someone could point me
> in the direction to get things turned around where the dropTarget's
> onDragDrop actually
> fires and so the drag elements don't have the if/else block.
>
> Thanks,
> David
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