I guess you could perhaps get the scroll position of the parent, trap the scrolling and then change it to the original value? Hmm... seems messy.On 9/7/06,
patrickk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I´m having the same problem - it only occurs when using the mouse-wheel. when you´re inside a frame and y
I´m having the same problem - it only occurs when using the mouse-
wheel. when you´re inside a frame and you´re scrolling to the bottom
of this frame and you try to scroll further the parent page will
scroll (thus leading to re-positioning the thickbox).
is it possible to prevent any scrolli
Hi Jonathan,Sorry... the window is already plenty big enough, the form is quite long though so it's always going to scroll. I really want to find a way to fix the scrolling issue.ThanksTom
On 9/7/06, Jonathan Chong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi TomYou can set the width and height of the thickbox wi
Hi Tom
You can set the width and height of the thickbox window in the URL
that you calling it.
See if that helps, thanks.
On 07/09/06, Tom Holder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using thickbox 2.0 in a project (love it by the way!)...
>
> It works fine for my requirements, however in the popup
I'm using thickbox 2.0 in a project (love it by the way!)...It works fine for my requirements, however in the popup thickbox I have a form that's longer than the window (and hence you get a scroll bar). It's somewhat annoying because if you use the mouse wheel, it will scroll the parent page not th
