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Updated Fiddleįor dropping/reverting the original draggable, we do the following once it is dropped in drop event: You can make use of document.elementFromPoint. It really is a better route to use the network share if you can, but of course that isn't an option if the server is not in your local network. After you set up the local FTP server, use PHP's FTP functions to connect from the server to your local machine. :) There are many other routes to set up the FTP server, it isn't that important which server you use, just make sure you aren't leaving yourself wide open to the internet. There are similar tutorials for Mac and *nix, there are so many you'd have to try NOT to find them on Google. Here is a Lifehacker article on how to set this up, assuming you have a Windows OS. If network share is out of the question, you can set up a local FTP server. Just use the network name and share path, flip the slashes to forward: '//servername/path/to/share' Here is a tutorial on setting up a network share, assuming Windows is the client OS. Going this route, you can use the normal filesystem functions available in PHP (docs). If the server and the client are on the same network, you can use a network share.

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