HTML
CSS
JavaScript
jQuery
PHP
SQL
WordPress
HTML Reference

Quick Reference

The ondragleave event fires when a draggable element or text selection leaves a valid drop target where it can be dropped via drag and drop.

The ondragleave event is supported by all HTML tags.

				
					<!-- HTML -->
<div id="my_div" ondragleave="my_function()"></div>
				
			
				
					// JavaScript
function my_function() {
    alert('You are no longer over a valid drop target.');
}
				
			

JavaScript

Any of the following are valid.

ondragleave

				
					document.getElementById('my_div').ondragleave = function() {my_function()};

function my_function() {
    alert('You are no longer over a valid drop target.');
}
				
			

dragleave

				
					// method 1
document.getElementById('my_div').addEventListener('dragleave', function() {
    alert('You are no longer over a valid drop target.');
});
				
			
				
					// method 2
document.getElementById('my_div').addEventListener('dragleave', my_function);

function my_function() {
    alert('You are no longer over a valid drop target.');
}
				
			

Event

Bubbles yes
Can be canceled no

We’d like to acknowledge that we learned a great deal of our coding from W3Schools and TutorialsPoint, borrowing heavily from their teaching process and excellent code examples. We highly recommend both sites to deepen your experience, and further your coding journey. We’re just hitting the basics here at 1SMARTchicken.

HTML
CSS
JavaScript
jQuery
PHP
SQL
WordPress

Why 1SMARTchicken?

This site was built and is maintained to benefit my autistic son.
See More →

My Son's Name is Johnny

He was diagnosed as autistic quite late, at age four...
His story

Buy Me a Coffee

Thanks for your support!

Feedback

If you see an error on the page or the code itself is incorrect or incomplete, or just plain wrong, please let us know. We’re always learning. NOTE: we do not sell your information and will not send you spam emails.