(^516) ❘ APPENDIX D EVENTS
load(function)
load([data, ]function)
Attaches a function to the load event of each selected
element. Optionally, custom data can be passed if the
data argument is specifi ed, which is available in turn as
event.data.
mousedown()
mousedown([data, ]
function)
Triggers the mousedown event of each selected element.
Attaches a function to the mousedown event of each
selected element. Optionally, custom data can be passed
if the data argument is specifi ed, which is available in turn
as event.data.
mouseenter()
mouseenter([data, ]
function)
Triggers the mouseenter event of each selected element.
Attaches a function to the mouseenter event of each
selected element. Optionally, custom data can be passed
if the data argument is specifi ed, which is available in turn
as event.data.
mouseleave()
mouseleave([data, ]
function)
Triggers the mouseleave event of each selected element.
Attaches a function to the mouseleave event of each
selected element. Optionally, custom data can be passed
if the data argument is specifi ed, which is available in turn
as event.data.
mousemove()
mousemove([data, ]
function)
Triggers the mousemove event of each selected element.
Attaches a function to the mousemove event of each
selected element. Optionally, custom data can be passed
if the data argument is specifi ed, which is available in turn
as event.data.
mouseout()
mouseout([data, ]
function)
Triggers the mouseout event of each selected element.
Attaches a function to the mouseout event of each
selected element. Optionally, custom data can be passed
if the data argument is specifi ed, which is available in turn
as event.data.
mouseover()
mouseover([data, ]
function)
Triggers the mouseover event of each selected element.
Attaches a function to the mouseover event of each
selected element. Optionally, custom data can be passed
if the data argument is specifi ed, which is available in turn
as event.data.
mouseup()
mouseup([data, ]
function)
Triggers the mouseup event of each selected element.
Attaches a function to the mouseup event of each
selected element. Optionally, custom data can be passed
if the data argument is specifi ed, which is available in turn
as event.data.
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