Why is the jQuery scroll event fired when inserting new content into a div with overflow set to scroll?

You don't need any workarounds like the above states. The reason this doesn't work is beacuse of how you've created your layout. When you're inserting "jau", you're removing the 800px div that it is wrapped in.

The effect of this is that when you replace it with just text, the div is no longer there, and it resets the height of the container. This causes the scroll bar to disappear, which invokes the 'scroll' method.

It fires (correctly) because the scroll position changes from 100 to 0.

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