Assuming the parent div you mention is droppable, you can bind the event handler to the dropout event:
$("#parentDiv").on("dropout", function(event, ui) {
The event will fire at any time when an accepted drag is dragged outside the droppable tolerance area.
Refresh (see comments)
You can provide a callback function to the revert option. The function can take one argument, which either contains droppable, to which draggable was dropped, or false (if it was deleted somewhere invalid):
$("#draggable").draggable({ revert: function(valid) { if(!valid) {
Here is a working example .
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