JQuery: Why can't I access the event object in my scroll event?

One thing to be careful is not to use the word event as a name of a parameter (or a variable) because in some browsers (like IE and Chrome) event is already an object, and if you use it you will be overwritten the already existing function.

One thing to be careful is not to use the word event as a name of a parameter (or a variable) because in some browsers (like IE and Chrome), event is already an object, and if you use it you will be overwritten the already existing function. Thus, try changing your code to this : $(window). Scroll(function(ev) { alert(ev.

PageX); }).

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