an array of Draggable instances (one for each element).
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Draggable.create()
Draggable.create( target:Object, vars:Object ) : Array
[static] Provides a more flexible way to create Draggable instances than the constructor (new Draggable(...)) because the Draggable.create() method can accommodate multiple elements (either as an array of elements or a jQuery object with many results) or even selector text like ".yourClass" which gets fed to whatever TweenLite.selector is (defaults to jQuery if it's loaded).
Parameters
target: Object
the element that should be draggable; this can be a regular DOM element or a jQuery object or an array of elements. For example, document.getElementById("yourID") or $("#yourID") or "#yourID" or [element1, element2, element3]
vars: Object
an object containing optional configuration data like {type:"x,y", throwProps:true, edgeResistance:0.8, onDrag:yourFunction}
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Returns : Array
Details
Provides a more flexible way to create Draggable instances than the constructor (new Draggable(...)) because the Draggable.create() method can accommodate multiple elements (either as an array of elements or a jQuery object with many results) or even selector text like ".yourClass"which gets fed to whatever TweenLite.selector is (defaults to jQuery if it's loaded). Draggable.create() always returns an array of Draggableinstances, one for each element. Remember an individual Draggable instance can only be associated with a single element - that's whyDraggable.create() creates one for each element and spits back an array.
Any of the following are valid:
//a regular DOM element Draggable.create(document.getElementById("yourID"), {type:"x,y"}); //or a jQuery object Draggable.create( $(".yourClass"), {type:"x,y"}); //or selector text Draggable.create("#yourID", {type:"x,y"}); //or an array of elements Draggable.create([element1, element2, element3], {type:"x,y"});The second parameter is the vars object that contains any optional configuration data. Any of the following properties can be defined: