forceFallback does not work in Safari 8.0

[benfoster]

We were using the forceFallback option to give us more control over the styling of the ghost element. Unfortunately this does not work in the latest version of Safari.

This can be replicated on your demo - http://jsbin.com/pucurizace/edit?html,css,js,output

In safari, first the clone element is dragged and then after the drop, the actual draggable element moves. It's a bit hard to explain - best to just try it in Safari.

Thanks

[henus]

Safari v5.1.7 (for Windows) - same issue.

Browser react on the draggable attribute of elements and if it set to "true" trying to use native dragnndrop.

[jfriv]

Seeing the same thing in Chrome 46.0.2490.86 ...

[seyar]

+1 same issue in safari on mac. elem will be draggable after i release mouse button

[deepsyx]

+1 It's a critical issue for our application. Fix will be greatly appreciated. Or atleast tips how to fix it ourselves. @RubaXa

[RubaXa]

@deepsyx Alas, there is no time, try to contact the author @ChiefORZ of this option.

[why520crazy]

@RubaXa I removed line 340(dragEl.draggable = true;) to solve this problem, but i'm not sure whether this line just to native draggable.

[RubaXa]

@deepsyx try dev-branch.

[JGSolutions]

We came across this issue today and we tried the the dev-branch. Works fine.

Any timeline on having this fix on npm?

[JGSolutions]

+1

[JGSolutions]

Another issue when dragging an element in safari the elements underneath are all highlighted.

[cjhowald]

Please merge to master if it is working fine. Works great for us in the dev branch, but in master it is impossible to sort using Safari. Thanks!

[clairebones]

Hey @RubaXa, is there any sign of this being merged into master? The fix in dev works for us too, whereas the current release version cannot be used in Safari up to 9.1. Is there anything that would help progress this? Many thanks! Claire