Jquery and chrome weird thing...
Ok well I've been trying to resolve this for days with no avail, worst thing is looking at the code there shouldn't be a problem, chrome just seems to find one.I'm using the code :
if($("#chatscreen")[0].scrollHeight - $("#chatscreen").scrollTop() == $("#chatscreen").outerHeight())
{
alert("work");
}
to check if a div's scroll is at the bottom of the page and it works fine for firefox and internet explorer but not chrome.
When I use this other code
$("#chatscreen").scroll(function(){
if($(this)[0].scrollHeight - $(this).scrollTop() == $(this).outerHeight())
{
alert
("work");
}
});
All three browsers, firefox, internet explorer and chrome work except I don't like this code because the way it works is too buggy and it because gets the browser not to respond.
What I don't really get is why doesn't the first code work in chrome? I mean the only difference is $("#chatscreen").scroll(function(){
which shouldn't really be that big of a thing should it??Anyway I'm
trying to find some kind of work arround to get this to work on all three browsers.
Would really appreciate any help/advice and if possible some kind of explanation as to is
this a bug or am I just using jquery in a wrong way.
Thank you
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