Jonathan Sharp schrieb:
> You're correct, but I've been developing against jQuery 0.x which
> doesn't have extend and for some reason the keydown/keyup events
> weren't firing...
Ah, I see. When you update, you should give the latest revision a try.
There were quite a lot of fixes since 1.0.1. P
I think I remember having to put the keydown event on the body to detect ctrl in FF.Blair McKenzieOn 9/20/06, Klaus Hartl <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Jonathan Sharp schrieb:> I developed a new plugin for large web pages that scroll. Hold down the
> control key and move your mouse to the edge to scro
You're right on about the control key. I developed this for use in an application that has very large data tables. We have the advantage of "training" to some degree. I tried at first developing it without a hot key which wasn't the most elegant and more frustrating than not.
I've wondered about pr
Jörn,You're correct, but I've been developing against jQuery 0.x which doesn't have extend and for some reason the keydown/keyup events weren't firing...I plan to release a 1.x compatible version.-js
On 9/19/06, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jonathan Sharp schrieb:> Feedback appreciated
Ah, yes I haven't tested it on OS X yet. I'll have to wait until I get home tonight to see if I can work out those issues unless anyone wants to beat me to it!-jsOn 9/19/06,
Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sep 19, 2006, at 1:02 PM, Jonathan Sharp wrote:
I developed a new plugin for lar
It's very cool, but I can't imagine a good use case. The fact that you need to hold down the control key makes it difficult to communicate with users how to use it. On the other hand, having it happen automatically wouldn't work in most cases either.
-- YehudaOn 9/19/06, Jonathan Sharp <[EMAIL PROT
Jonathan Sharp schrieb:
> Feedback appreciated!
You could optimize the lines:
for (o in opts) { $.autoscroll.settings[o] = opts[o]; }
to
$.extend( $.autoscroll.settings, opts );
In addition, it would be nice if you would use jQuery's event handling, instead
of just assigning plain events to do
Jonathan Sharp schrieb:
> I developed a new plugin for large web pages that scroll. Hold down
> the control key and move your mouse to the edge to scroll the page. No
> fussing with scrollbars. View the demo. Feedback appreciated!
Nice! Doesn't do anything on FF1.5, but works on IE6 and Opera9 (a
Jonathan Sharp schrieb:
> I developed a new plugin for large web pages that scroll. Hold down the
> control key and move your mouse to the edge to scroll the page. No
> fussing with scrollbars. View the demo. Feedback appreciated!
>
> http://jdsharp.us/code/AutoScroll/
Jonathan, sounds like
On Sep 19, 2006, at 1:02 PM, Jonathan Sharp wrote:I developed a new plugin for large web pages that scroll. Hold down the control key and move your mouse to the edge to scroll the page. No fussing with scrollbars. View the demo. Feedback appreciated!http://jdsharp.us/code/AutoScroll/Looks cool!fyi:
I developed a new plugin for large web pages that scroll. Hold down the control key and move your mouse to the edge to scroll the page. No fussing with scrollbars. View the demo. Feedback appreciated!
http://jdsharp.us/code/AutoScroll/-js
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