To solve your problem, please find code below.
To solve your problem, please find code below function getFrameTargetElement(oI) { /* get target document element based on provided frame element */ var lF = oI. ContentWindow; if(window. PageYOffset==undefined) { //IE lF= (lF.document.
DocumentElement)? LF.document. DocumentElement : lF=document.
Body; } //- return computed value return lF; } //- get frame target elements var oE1 = getFrameTargetElement( document. GetElementById("i1") ); var oE2 = getFrameTargetElement( document. GetElementById("i2") ); //- on source scroll oE1.
Onscroll = function (e) { var scrollTopValue; var scrollLeftValue; //- evaluate scroll values if(window. PageYOffset! =undefined) { //opera, firefox,& gecko browsers scrollTopValue = oE1.
PageYOffset; scrollLeftValue = oE1. PageXOffset; } else { scrollTopValue = oE1. ScrollTop; scrollLeftValue = oE1.
ScrollLeft; } //- mimic scroll oE2. ScrollTo( scrollLeftValue, scrollTopValue); } You can execute it, and test it directly using this link http://jsfiddle.net/CF5Lp/1/ Hope this helps.
Thanks Sebastien Thuilliez – user850234 Aug 31 at 10:34 Hope this helped you. Please consider marking your question as answered if any of the response you received was the one you consider as valid. – Sebastien Thuilliez Sep 1 at 5:50.
Your question was answered in this post: How to get IFRAME to listen to same events as parent (and fire the same handlers) Just listen for the scroll event instead of mousemove.
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