Those are not anchors so it's not scrolling because of the click. I
guess the scrolling happens when the content is being replaced, do you
have a test page up somewhere?
On Nov 24, 8:20 pm, tmat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings!
> I'm developing a list of events, and when someone clicks on the name
> of an event, I want the details to be grabbed from a php page, and
> shown underneath.
>
> The HTML is this:
> <div class='eventName' eid='[the id for the event]'> [name of the
> event] </div>
> <div class='eventDesc' eid='[event id]'></div>
>
> My jQuery is like this:
> $(".eventName").click(function() {
> var eventID = $(this).attr("eid");
> $.get("eventinfo.php",{eid:eventID }, function(data) {
> $(".eventDesc[eid='"+eventID+"']").html(data);
>
> $(".eventDesc[eid='"+eventID+"']").slideToggle(500) ;
> });
> })
>
> It does what I want it to do... but when you click on one of the
> bottom events in the list, the page automatically scrolls up to about
> the middle of the page -- and you have scroll back down to the bottom
> to see the info. It would be rather annoying if this were live.
>
> Anyone have any ideas how to fix this? Or any tips? Thanks very
> much, in advance.
> -Terry
