Andy,
again, try getting it from the download page. just add the scrollto
component and then click the save download link.
On the other hand, the problem now could be that you're not using the
correct selector expression. Could you post a link to a page that
you're working on? I got the scrollto to work on one of my pages a
while back, so maybe it'll help shed some light:
http://www.karlswedberg.com/resume/
(click on one of the "back to top" links.)
--Karl
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On Dec 28, 2006, at 10:04 AM, Andy Matthews wrote:
Hmmm...
I'm no longer getting an error, but it still doesn't appear to be
working.
I copied all of the files from the demo of the scroll plugin and
placed them
in my code, in the same order.
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Subject: Re: [jQuery] Auto scrolling the page to a specific point -
like
anchor links with animation
Andy Matthews schreef:
Okay...
I've downloaded the ifxscroll.js file and I've set it up after the
call to
jQuery.js in my code. I've got this line:
$('#ST').ScrollTo(800);
And it's giving me this error:
jQuery.iUtil is null or not an object.
iutil is a different js file. most of the functions of interface
rely on
it to get things like height, width, ...
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