This Opera 9.5 discrepency has already be covered by http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/3046 (in fact, that's where the link in my 2nd post comes from).
Sorry about all the noise. Bill On Jun 30, 5:45 pm, Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've done a bit more research and found the following link, which I > think is related: http://www.pithill.org/opera9.5_jquerybug.html. > The source code for that web page implies that for Opera 9.5, the > value of $(window).height() should be set to the value of > window.innerHeight. > > Also, sorry about the mess in the previous post. I've tried to > reformat the table, below. (Is there any sort of monospaced font > option in Google Groups? Are we stuck with the 40 column, or so, wrap- > around?) > > ---------------- Original Post reformatted ---------------- > > To determine if the document's vertical scroll bar is at the "bottom" > of its travel, I've seen this calculation: > > delta = $(document).height() - $(window).height(); > scrollTopIsAtMax = ($(window).scrollTop() == delta); > > As the document's scroll bar is scrolled down, the value of $ > (window.scrollTop()) increases until it equals the value of delta, > signifying the scrollbar is at the bottom end of its travel. > > Using jquery-nightly.js for June 28/08 with the DOCTYPE in strict mode > I get the following when the scrollbar is at the bottom of its travel > (all windows maximized): > > jQuery browser info msie7.0 > $(document).height() 1170 > $(window).height() 626 > delta 544 > $(window).scrollTop() 544 > scrollTopIsAtMax true > > jQuery browser info mozilla1.9 (FFox 3.0) > $(document).height() 1015 > $(window).height() 583 > delta 432 > $(window).scrollTop() 432 > scrollTopIsAtMax true > > jQuery browser info safari525.19 > $(document).height() 1006 > $(window).height() 634 > delta 372 > $(window).scrollTop() 372 > scrollTopIsAtMax true > > jQuery browser info opera9.50 > $(document).height() 896 > $(window).height() 880 > delta 16 > $(window).scrollTop() 237 > scrollTopIsAtMax false > > As you can see, this algorithm doesn't work for Opera. Is there a > more jQueryesq way to determine when the scrollbar is at its end? > > Thanks, > Bill
