Handling Mouse Wheel through Java Script

[Weasley]

Hello dear Group Members,

Everyone who has been on the Web even a little knows the importance of
the use of mouse wheels, scrolling pages, zooming in Google Maps,
mouse wheel gestures in Opera 9 browser, and many more. It is almost
impossible now to find a mouse without wheel.

http://www.ezdia.com/Handeling_Mouse_Wheel_in_Javascript/Content.do?id=1049

There are some images that are not very clear because of page size
limitations. You can click on any image to see it in full size.

You will never regret reading this, if you loves writing Scripts ..

 

[Erwin Moller]

Weasley schreef:

Hello dear Group Members,

Everyone who has been on the Web even a little knows the importance of
the use of mouse wheels, scrolling pages, zooming in Google Maps,
mouse wheel gestures in Opera 9 browser, and many more. It is almost
impossible now to find a mouse without wheel.

http://www.ISuckAtSpamming.com

There are some images that are not very clear because of page size
limitations. You can click on any image to see it in full size.

You will never regret reading this, if you loves writing Scripts ..

Yeah yeah, we know the drill.
Please stop spamming.
Thanks.

Erwin Moller




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"There are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to
make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies, and the
other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious
deficiencies. The first method is far more difficult."
-- C.A.R. Hoare

 

[John G Harris]

Hello dear Group Members,

Everyone who has been on the Web even a little knows the importance of

<snip>

.... trying out the web page

http://www.ezdia.com/Handeling_Mouse_Wheel_in_Javascript/Content.do?id=1049

<snip>

with IE8 before advertising it because IT DOESN'T WORK.

You will never regret reading this, if you loves writing Scripts ..

John

 

[David Mark]

  <snip>

... trying out the web page


  <snip>

with IE8 before advertising it because IT DOESN'T WORK.

It blows up in compatibility view as well, which does not bode well
for IE < 8.

From the title, testing in IE must be one of those "Things That Not
All Programmers Know". Same for avoiding browser sniffing.