javascript_howto thread: onscrollstop?
Hi Sten,
yeah, I've thought of this too, but the solution is very comlicated.
In first place, I'm looking for an easier solution, but otherwise it
might
end up being something like this.
/Robert
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Sent: den 7 december 2001 12:09
To: JavaScript HowTo
Subject: [javascript_howto] Re: onscrollstop?
Hi
Maybe you can setup a timer when user (starts to) scroll...
This timer could be created by using
window.setTimeout('functionname()',
'1/1000th of seconds')" or
window.setInterval('functionname()', '1/1000th of seconds').
Then when you detect that the scrollstate (which you should set in the
onscroll event handler) is false, then
you the user has stopped scrolling some time ago...
The time you decide - for instance 100 =3D> 100/1000 =3D> 1/10 seconds
ago...
Take care with these
timers btw :-) Remember to clear them: window.clearTimeout() or
window.clearInterval();
I do hope this helps - I have no time to code it myself, but would like
to
see the final soloution! :-)
Cheers
Sten Hougaard
Application developer, =C5rhus, Denmark
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Hi,
I can trap the user's scrolling with, for example, window.onscroll.
But is there a way to know when the user has stopped scrolling?
I can't find any such event, for example onscrollstop or something
similar.
Does anyone know of a way to do this?
/Robert Nyman
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