Excellent. Thanks a big bunch. I had been working on this for days.
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Browse All TopicsI am working on an agreement form and need to determine when a user has scrolled to the bottom of the dynamic text. I put a tracer on .scrollPosition and have determined that 165 would be the value of the scrollPosition once it reaches the bottom. I have not however found an event listener that has triggered my check on .scrollPosition.
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by: aneeshchopraPosted on 2009-09-26 at 23:38:57ID: 25432949
problems are:
1)
you are using wrong event, should use "scroll" event..
2)
"evokeAgreement" function should accept a parameter for eventListener object, you have not defined it.
3)
If statement inside "evokeAgreement" function should have "==" for, but you have written single "="
here is the updated code which will work fine:
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