Problem with jQuery's scrollTo?
Try use position() instead of offset() if you can make it work for your needs api.jquery.com/position I've had a similiar problem with wrong offset calculations with jQuery.
Try use .position() instead of .offset() if you can make it work for your needs. api.jquery.com/position/ I've had a similiar problem with wrong offset calculations with jQuery.
1 Problems has improved a bit, works better on IE, but stills looses track of the conversation on FF (testing with FF4) – David Conde Jun 27 at 18:08.
Okay, I'm not much of a fan of doing this whole "answering my question" thing, but I'm less of a fan of leaving an open question. The position function does work on jQuery with some major browsers, but I haven't figured out why.. it dies with FFx 4, at the point I had to calculate the height of all the divs in the box, much like this: var itemBox = $("#conversation5"); var loader = $("div. Conversation", itemBox); var sum = 0; for (var I = 0; I Length; i++) sum += $(loaderi).innerHeight(); itemBox.
ScrollTop(sum); It works flawlessly on all browsers, admitedly, not the prettiest solutions, but works nontheless.
In fact, our version of this slider will be better than Panic’s and the current jQuery plugins if we can meet all of the requirements. For example, in the Panic example linking directly to the preview pane doesn’t correctly highlight the navigation. This whole solution is going to rely heavily on Ariel Flesler’s scrollTo plugin and particularly it’s ‘adapters’ to enhance the power of the scrollTo plugin.
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