For scrollbar events, please see http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35011
Thomas Prehn wrote: > Hi all! > > I'm in the middle of an information retrieval project, and need a bit > of help. > > I'm trying to make an xpcom-object, that will be notified whenever an > interesting event is triggered by the user in the browser. Some of the > events can be captured by modifying the . Among these events are > clicks on javascript (navigator.js) that is executed when the user > navigates the browserthe forward/back, print, reload, stop buttons. > > I also need to be able to capture when the user scrolls on the page > (scroll-event), and it seems that no javascript is executed by the > browser when this event happends. > > I now have two question: > > 1. Does someone know if mozilla actually also executes a javascript > function upon a scroll-event? (and in that case, which one?) > > 2. Is there an alternative to javascript when capturing these sort of > events in Mozilla?. I believe it is possible to make an xpcom-object > an event-listener. I do however, find the info from the xulplanet > xpcom-reference to be quite.. hmm.. sparse. :P > > any help would be gladly apreciated!! > > regards > Thomas Prehn >
