sv-handle-disable is evaluated on the incorrect element.

README.md

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ The API is declarative. There are four directives (hooked on attributes) that ne
   * `sv-part` - this attribute should be placed on an element that is a container for the `ngRepeat`'ed elements. Its value should be the same as the right hand side expression in `ng-repeat` attribute.
     **Optional attributes:**
     * `sv-copy` - default `false`. If `true` then elementes dragged out of this container will be copied instead of moved
-    * `is-grid` - dafault `false`. If `true` then it means that elements on this container are aligned horizontally (multiline possible)
+    * `sv-grid` - default `false`. If `true` then it means that elements on this container are aligned horizontally (multiline possible)
     * `sv-no-revert` - default `false`. If `true` then elements dropped into this container will not be animated
     * `sv-center` - to set how the "center" of the container (for dropping into empty container purposes) should be comprehended (more in readme). Allowed values:
       * `both` (default) - a point in both vertical and horizontal center

src/angular-sortable-view.js

@@ -447,7 +447,7 @@
 					if($controllers[1].sortingInProgress()) return;
 					if(e.button != 0 && e.type === 'mousedown') return;
 
-					var svHandleDisabledAttr = e.target.attributes['sv-handle-disabled'];
+					var svHandleDisabledAttr = handle[0].attributes['sv-handle-disabled'];
 					if(svHandleDisabledAttr && svHandleDisabledAttr.value === 'true') return;
 
 					moveExecuted = false;