JavaScript Engines form the backbone of the new JsHelper. A JavaScript engine translates an abstract JavaScript element into concrete JavaScript code specific to the JavaScript library being used. In addition they create an extensible system for others to use.

Drag & drop drag(string $id, array $options) Makes a Draggable element out of the DOM element specified by $id. Nama Ringtone Hp Ubed. For more information on the parameters accepted in $options see. Common options might include: $options keys Description $options[‘handle’] Sets whether the element should only be draggable by an embedded handle. The value must be an element reference or element id or a string referencing a CSS class value. The first child/grandchild/etc.

Element found within the element that has this CSS class value will be used as the handle. $options[‘revert’] If set to true, the element returns to its original position when the drags ends. Revert can also be an arbitrary function reference, called when the drag ends. $options[‘constraint’] Constrains the drag to either ‘horizontal’ or ‘vertical’, leave blank for no constraints. Drop(string $id, array $options) Makes the DOM element specified by $id able to accept dropped elements. Additional parameters can be specified with $options.

For more information see. Common options might include: $options keys Description $options[‘accept’] Set to a string or javascript array of strings describing CSS classes that the droppable element will accept. The drop element will only accept elements of the specified CSS classes. $options[‘containment’] The droppable element will only accept the dragged element if it is contained in the given elements (element ids). Can be a string or a javascript array of id references. $options[‘overlap’] If set to ‘horizontal’ or ‘vertical’, the droppable element will only react to a draggable element if it is overlapping the droparea by more than 50% in the given axis. $options[‘onDrop’] A javascript call back that is called when the dragged element is dropped on the droppable element.

DropRemote(string $id, array $options) Makes a drop target that creates an XMLHttpRequest when a draggable element is dropped on it. The $options array for this function are the same as those specified for drop() and link(). Slider slider(string $id, string $track_id, array $options) Creates a directional slider control. For more information see. Common options might include: $options keys Description $options[‘axis’] Sets the direction the slider will move in. ‘horizontal’ or ‘vertical’.

Defaults to horizontal $options[‘handleImage’] The id of the image that represents the handle. This is used to swap out the image src with disabled image src when the slider is enabled.

Used in conjunction with handleDisabled. $options[‘increment’] Sets the relationship of pixels to values. Setting to 1 will make each pixel adjust the slider value by one. $options[‘handleDisabled’] The id of the image that represents the disabled handle. This is used to change the image src when the slider is disabled. Used in conjunction handleImage.

$options[‘change’] $options[‘onChange’] JavaScript callback fired when the slider has finished moving, or has its value changed. The callback function receives the slider’s current value as a parameter. $options[‘slide’] $options[‘onSlide’] JavaScript callback that is called whenever the slider is moved by dragging. It receives the slider’s current value as a parameter.

Editor editor(string $id, string $url, array $options) Creates an in-place editor at DOM id. The supplied $url should be an action that is responsible for saving element data. For more information and demos see. Common options might include: $options keys Description $options['collection'] Activate the ‘collection’ mode of in-place editing. $options[‘collection’] takes an array which is turned into options for the select.

To learn more about collection see. $options['callback'] A function to execute before the request is sent to the server. This can be used to format the information sent to the server. Sortable sortable(string $id, array $options) Makes a list or group of floated objects contained by $id sortable. The options array supports a number of parameters. To find out more about sortable see.

Common options might include: $options keys Description $options[‘tag’] Indicates what kind of child elements of the container will be made sortable. Defaults to ‘li’.

$options[‘only’] Allows for further filtering of child elements. Accepts a CSS class.

$options[‘overlap’] Either ‘vertical’ or ‘horizontal’. Defaults to vertical.

Epson 9600 Parts Manual on this page. $options[‘constraint’] Restrict the movement of the draggable elements. Accepts ‘horizontal’ or ‘vertical’. Defaults to vertical. $options[‘handle’] Makes the created Draggables use handles, see the handle option on Draggables. $options[‘onUpdate’] Called when the drag ends and the Sortable’s order is changed in any way. When dragging from one Sortable to another, the callback is called once on each Sortable. $options[‘hoverclass’] Give the created droppable a hoverclass.