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Working with Draggable Elements and Transparent Handles with the Ext JS Library

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When it comes to building full-blown web-based interfaces, Ext JS is quite maybe one of the most powerful libraries available nowadays. It’s equipped with an impressive set of JavaScript classes that allow you to start all sorts of clever things, ranging from simple yet professional message windows, to desktop-like data grids and shadowed drop-down menus. This third part of a three-part series covers just one of its features, which lets you give fascinating abilities to containers.
– Introduction
Amongst the dynamic modules that comprise the Ext JS framework, here’s one that might be particularly fascinating to you. It presents an simple culture curve and can be used for extending the behavior of server-side applications. In this case, I’m talking about its Resizable class…