Interface TypeEventHandlers<TDelegateTarget, TData, TCurrentTarget, TTarget>

Fired when the user becomes active again.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• elem (JQuery): The element that the event was triggered on
• obj (object): A copy of the internal data used by idleTimer
• triggerevent (JQuery.TriggeredEvent): The initial event that triggered the element to become active.

This event fires on the Roundabout element at the end of any animation.

This event fires on the Roundabout element at the start of any animation.

This event fires on the Roundabout element when the autoplay feature starts.

This event fires on the Roundabout element when the autoplay feature stops.

This event fires on the Roundabout element when its bearing has been set.

This event fires on the Roundabout element when its child elements have been repositioned and are in place.

This event fires when the canvas (image wrapper) or the crop box changed.

This event fires when the canvas (image wrapper) or the crop box stops to change.

This event fires when the canvas (image wrapper) or the crop box is changing.

This event fires when the canvas (image wrapper) or the crop box starts to change.

See FileUploadOptions.add, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.added, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.always, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.change, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.chunkalways, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.chunkbeforesend, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.chunkdone, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.chunkfail, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.chunksend, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.completed, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.destroy, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.destroyed, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.done, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.dragover, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.drop, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.fail, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.failed, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.finished, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.paste, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.process, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.processalways, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.processdone, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.processfail, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.processstart, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.processstop, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.progress, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.progressall, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.send, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.sent, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.start, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.started, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.stop, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.stopped, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

See FileUploadOptions.submit, the callback passed via the options, for more details on the parameters passed to the callback.

Fired when the user goes idle.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• elem (JQuery): The element that the event was triggered on.
• obj (object): A copy of the internal data used by idleTimer.

Fires whenever the state of the arrow buttons changes (i.e. when the scroll reaches or leaves any end of the viewport). Note that this function isn't dependant on having showArrows set to true, indeed it is most useful when implementing your own arrow keys.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• isAtTop (boolean)
• isAtBottom (boolean)
• isAtLeft (boolean)
• isAtRight (boolean)

Fires when an element is (re)initialized.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• isScrollable (boolean)

Fires continuously whilst horizontal scrolling is occurring.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• scrollPositionX (number)
• isAtLeft (boolean)
• isAtRight (boolean)

Fires continuously whilst vertical scrolling is occurring.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• scrollPositionY (number)
• isAtTop (boolean)
• isAtBottom (boolean)

Fires only when the scroll is caused by the user. Also, its fired after the actual scroll had happened.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• destLeft (number)
• isAtLeft (boolean)
• isAtRight (boolean)

Fires only when the scroll is caused by the user. Also, its fired after the actual scroll had happened.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• destTop (number)
• isAtTop (boolean)
• isAtBottom (boolean)

Fired before the actual scroll had happened. This can be used to disable the scroll functionality if the event.preventDefault() is called.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• destX (number)

Fired before the actual scroll had happened. This can be used to disable the scroll functionality if the event.preventDefault() is called.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• destY (number)

Fired when the user becomes active again.

Usually receives the following additional arguments:

• elem (JQuery): The element that the event was triggered on
• obj (object): A copy of the internal data used by idleTimer
• triggerevent (JQuery.TriggeredEvent): The initial event that triggered the element to become active.

This event fires on moving child elements when an animation causes them pass through the point that is opposite (or 180°) from the focusBearing in a clockwise motion.

This event fires on moving child elements when an animation causes them to pass through the point that is opposite (or 180°) from the focusBearing in a counterclockwise motion.

Usually the following arguments are passed to the callback:

• PrimeFaces.ajax.pfXHR: The AJAX request that completed
• JQuery.AjaxSettings: The settings of the AJAX request.

Usually the following arguments are passed to the callback:

• PrimeFaces.ajax.pfXHR: The AJAX request that failed.
• JQuery.AjaxSettings: The settings of the AJAX request.
• A string: The error that occurred.

Usually the following arguments are passed to the callback:

• PrimeFaces.ajax.pfXHR: The AJAX request that is about to be sent.
• JQuery.AjaxSettings: The settings of the AJAX request.

Usually no arguments are passed to the callback.

Usually the following arguments are passed to the callback:

• PrimeFaces.ajax.pfXHR: The AJAX request that was successful.
• JQuery.AjaxSettings: The settings of the AJAX request.

This event fires on child elements that have been repositioned and are in place.

This event fires when a cropper instance starts to zoom in or zoom out its canvas (image wrapper).