Tagged: event

Full-sized drag & drop event calendar

A jQuery plugin that adds cross-browser mouse wheel support.

It implements a custom 'appear'/'disappear' events which are fired when an element became visible/invisible in the browser view port.

A really, really, REALLY tiny pub/sub implementation for jQuery.

jQuery special events for the gestures swipeleft, swiperight, swipeup and swipedown.

jQuery Finger unifies click and touch events by removing the 300ms delay on touch devices. It also provide a common set of events to handle basic gestures such as drag and pinch. Small (< 1kb gzipped), it is focused on performance, is well tested and ... also supports jQuery delegated events.

jQuery special events movestart, move and moveend for tracking touch and mouse moves, throttled to browser animation frames, and exposing information about distance and velocity of fingers.

The bridge from jQuery to PHP, and vice-versa through AJAX. Using event delegation, forms and links can call PHP functions with only some data-* attributes, and perform RESTful requests using GET, POST, PUT, DELETE without any manual event binding, everything just works. You can also render partial views using ajax, loading only parts of the page. This plugin also allows you to upload files using AJAX on good browsers and IE10

Use this plugin to handle both keyboard-mouse and mobile touch motions with a unified set of events. It is currently being used in a commercial SPA and is featured in the book [Single page web applications - JavaScript end-to-end](http://manning.com/mikowski). Supported motions for both desktop and touch devices include tap, long-press, drag, long-press-drag, and zoom. See the README.md on the home page for much greater detail. Please see 'ue-test.html' file for a demonstration of the different motions. Most test tiles below the second row are negative test cases and should not be draggable (the one exception is the 'held+helddrag' example).

Provides the ability to have a jQuery **collection** subscribe a **function** to a **global custom event**. This plugin is featured in the book [Single page web applications - JavaScript end-to-end](http://manning.com/mikowski). Methods include **subscribe**, **publish**, and **unsubscribe**. This is similar to jQuery global custom events support which was removed from jQuery 1.9+.