I've just found this plugin that seems to work fine and the minified
version is only 2 kb ... :
http://flesler.blogspot.com/2007/10/jqueryscrollto.html
Is this the best way ?
Thankyou.
Jsbeginner a écrit :
Hello,
I've got a simple form with a return false function to stop it being
submitted as I use ajax to update it. However I've come accross a
functional problem : if the user's screen is to small and he has not
scrolled down enough then he doesn't see the search results and gets
the impression nothing has happened. Is it possible to have a form
submit button that does not send the form but redirects the page to an
anchor (id) on the page, so if the user submits the form and the
result is not visible on the page, the page automaticaly scrolls down
to the form so the user can see what is happening ?
I suppose I could generate a link which would show only after the
submit button has been clicked to scroll down to see result, but it
would be alot nicer if I could make the page go down to an "id" and
act like a link to anchor at the same time as updating the page with
the ajax answer.
I hope I've been clear enough and that this is possible ...
