im using Phonegap and jQuery mobile. ive got a standard page with tabs at the bottom as buttons. when i transition to a page the scrollbars appear at the bottom as the page slides in. can i hide the scrollbars when the page is sliding in?
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I am using jquery mobile 1.4.2
The pages of our jquery mobile websites are loading twice.
When the scroll bar is at the bottom of the page then when i reload a frame the scroll bar is at the same position as it was before i reload a frame(withou JQM).
Here is jsfidlle without jquery mobile it works fine.
http://jsfiddle.net/mfqne4rs/2/
Here is a jsfidlle with jqm.
http://jsfiddle.net/p8gesf1g/
When the scroll bar is at the bottom of the page then when i reload a frame the scroll bar is not at the same position as it was before i reload a frame i mean its going up(with JQM).
I want this to work as a jsfiddle which works without jqm.
Is there a way to make the trigger.io native topbar scroll the webview to the top on click? I can't see an obvious way to listen for clicks on the topbar other than on buttons. We have a long list and would like to make clicking on the bar scroll the page to the top much like Safari does when you click the status bar.
There is currently no way of detecting clicks on the topbar from javascript. You could however add a button to the topbar and use $(window).scrollTop() in the button clicked event.
I want my tab content area to have a vertical scrollbar to the right using the jQuery UI Slider API. The tab content area will have a fixed height, and the vertical overflow needs to cause a jQuery UI Slider to appear to scroll through the content.
The specific issue I'm having trouble with is how to structure the HTML and what to style each element with in CSS.
Why do you want to use slider as a scroll bar?
Normally, you should simply pick a scroll bar plugin and go with it, instead of trying to make a control to do what it is not designed for.
This page lists a few jQuery plugins for scoll bars. Here are a few of them:
jScrollPene (demo)
jQuery Custom Content Scroller (demo)
Tiny Scrollbar
But, if you insist using jQuery UI Slider, someone has already made this work, with a demo page.