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04-05-2003, 05:14
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i do lines
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Poland/Denmark
Posts: 3,233
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scrolling an iframe...
I am looking for an effect similar to the Styleboost 'search-submit-contact' section... But there is one difference...: I'd like a button outside an iframe to control (scroll) the content of the iframe! Another imopssible question from me or is there a solution?  ...
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04-05-2003, 08:15
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i do lines
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Poland/Denmark
Posts: 3,233
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yeah... kind of... thanks  but the ideal solution would be if the content of the iframe moved an x amount of pixels [i:c20e1f038c]at a time[/i:c20e1f038c]... is that possible??? (as always, I didn't make myself clear) ...
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05-05-2003, 14:07
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Dr. Lucien Sanchez
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: UK
Posts: 5,632
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Flash would be the simplest way to do something like this, otherwise you'll have to fanny about with dhtml:  http://www.dhtmlshock.com/scrollers/APScrollableArea/default.aspWhy does the content have to move [i:637380eadb]x[/i:637380eadb] pixels for each click?   |
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05-05-2003, 14:55
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i do lines
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Poland/Denmark
Posts: 3,233
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well... me being a code spastic... after inspecting the code behind the styleboost scrollies - I figured out, that shifting x amount pixels is what I need - I need a snapping effect - just a 'loose' scroll will be a compromise. if you have a look at the mockup, you'll understand (I hope) http://www.i-ll-i.com/temp/emma01.jpg when you click on the arrows the content of the category (incl. the arrows nav) would scroll up/down revealing the next set. I think the styleboost way might be the best solution... even though it would be a miracle if I can pull it off codewise  don't trust myself...wish me luck ...
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