Fixed spelling

chineseYU · Jul 16, 2016 · 119fb0d · 119fb0d
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@@ -33,14 +33,14 @@ This directive assumes you are using it *inside* of some sort of list of element
 
 First, you can see the `id`. In this case, it is being used to inform us of *where in my array of tasks is this item?*.
 
-When the list is changed, `drop` is called, and we run `handleDrop` (but we can use any function in our `methods` in the Vue instance), which calls with 2 arguments `(draggedElement, dropppedOnElement)`. This way we can do a swap in our data. For the `example.html`, we use the elements `id` as the index in our data.
+When the list is changed, `drop` is called, and we run `handleDrop` (but we can use any function in our `methods` in the Vue instance), which calls with 2 arguments `(draggedElement, droppedOnElement)`. This way we can do a swap in our data. For the `example.html`, we use the elements `id` as the index in our data.
 
 Since we get these 2 elements, we can then do a normal array swapping dance, which looks like this:
 
 ```js
 var placeholder = this.tasks[draggedElement.id];
-this.tasks.$set(draggedElement.id, this.tasks[dropppedOnElement.id]);
-this.tasks.$set(dropppedOnElement.id, placeholder);
+this.tasks.$set(draggedElement.id, this.tasks[droppedOnElement.id]);
+this.tasks.$set(droppedOnElement.id, placeholder);
 ```
 
 You can use whatever you want for the `$index` attribute. Maybe you want to use `data-index`? Then just use `draggedElement.getAttribute('data-index')` to grab the index for that item in your data.