Web Development with jQuery®

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  1. droppable()

  2. Any syntactically correct program implementing something similar to this:


droppable({
hoverClass : 'theHoverClassYouUsed'
});


  1. You would use the accept option, and the value that you provide to the accept option would
    be a valid selector.


CHAPTER 13



  1. The sortable() method.

  2. A CSS class name that will be applied to the placeholder.

  3. It creates blank space within a sortable list that represents a reservation for the item currently
    being dragged during a sort.

  4. The cursor option.

  5. It allows you to create a custom drag image for the element being dragged during a sort; this
    drag image is also known as the helper.

  6. The connectWith option.

  7. A selector, a selection, an element, or a callback function that returns an element or selection.

  8. By providing a callback function to the update event, which contains logic that sends an
    AJAX request to a server-side script.


CHAPTER 14



  1. The start option.

  2. The selecting and unselecting options.

  3. The added elements are accessed from the ui.selecting selector, and the removed elements
    are accessed from the ui.unselecting selector.

  4. div.ui-selectable-helper


CHAPTER 15



  1. The active option.

  2. The heightStyle option with the values auto, fill, or content.

  3. The event option with the value mouseover.

  4. The header option with the value h3.


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