diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 8f72f5b..a6c0d22 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -36,6 +36,8 @@ Draggable usage:
 ```ng-drag-start``` and ```ng-drag-move``` is also available. Add to the ng-drop element.
 ``ng-drag-stop`` can be used when you want to react to the user dragging an item and it wasn't dropped into the target container.
 
+```ng-drag-dynamic``` can be used when you want to set ng-drop enable value at the moment you start dragging.
+
 ```draggable:start```, ```draggable:move``` and  ```draggable:end``` events are broadcast on drag actions.
 
 
diff --git a/ngDraggable.js b/ngDraggable.js
index 3f4a2ee..9730e80 100644
--- a/ngDraggable.js
+++ b/ngDraggable.js
@@ -280,7 +280,8 @@ angular.module("ngDraggable", [])
                 var onDragStartCallback = $parse(attrs.ngDragStart);
                 var onDragStopCallback = $parse(attrs.ngDragStop);
                 var onDragMoveCallback = $parse(attrs.ngDragMove);
-
+                var onDragDynamicCallback = $parse(attrs.ngDragDynamic);
+                
                 var initialize = function () {
                     toggleListeners(true);
                 };
@@ -304,6 +305,13 @@ angular.module("ngDraggable", [])
                     _dropEnabled=newVal;
                 };
                 var onDragStart = function(evt, obj) {
+                    if(attrs.ngDragDynamic) {
+			            $timeout(function(){
+            			    var enable = onDragDynamicCallback(scope, {$data: obj.data, $event: obj});
+            			    _dropEnabled = enable;
+            			});
+		            }
+		            
                     if(! _dropEnabled)return;
                     isTouching(obj.x,obj.y,obj.element);