java script problem with scroll

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Does anyone know if you can apply the javascript function scrollBy(x,y) to a div or image instead of window.scrollBy(x,y)? If so then how? I tried idName.scrollby and declaring an element as a variable and then using varName.scrollBy but no luck. I can't find anything on the web... Any help?

Posted 27-Sep-13 0:41am

mrDivan

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W∴ Balboos, *GHB* · Answer 1 · 2013-09-27T02:03:00

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Try looking at: This[^]

I tried with one, but you can try with all, changing <p> tags to <div> tags.

Also, bookmark the W3C schools site for future reference.

Posted 27-Sep-13 2:03am

W∴ Balboos, GHB

Updated 27-Sep-13 2:04am

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mrDivan 27-Sep-13 8:30am

Im not looking for this solution I am trying to scroll a div only not the entire page but thank you anyway

W∴ Balboos, GHB 27-Sep-13 11:52am

Fair enough. Have you considered using an iframe instead of a div? It would be an independent window and could then be subject to its own scrollBy(). Admittedly, I've not tried this - but it seems like it would give you the control you need.