Easiest would be to use Mootools or jQuery. Both have "drag" interfaces to handle this sort of thing, and handle all the cross-browser compatibility problems If you're fixed on rolling your own, then the basic process is to attach mousedown/mouseup events on the parent div to initiate the dragging stuff, slap a handler on mousemove to capture the motion events, and adjust the parent div's scroll offsets as appropriate.
Easiest would be to use Mootools or jQuery. Both have "drag" interfaces to handle this sort of thing, and handle all the cross-browser compatibility problems. If you're fixed on rolling your own, then the basic process is to attach mousedown/mouseup events on the parent div to initiate the dragging stuff, slap a handler on mousemove to capture the motion events, and adjust the parent div's scroll offsets as appropriate.
Better add css to your div div id { width:300px; height:300px; overflow:scroll; } and write the JQuery or javascript you want to do.
If you're fixed on rolling your own, then the basic process is to attach mousedown/mouseup events on the parent div to initiate the dragging stuff, slap a handler on mousemove to capture the motion events, and adjust the parent div's scroll offsets as appropriate.
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