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Clemens Cap
05-12-2006 23:02:31 GMT +2
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I have a longer text portion which I get from the server using an
ajax request. I then write this text via innerHTML into a
scrollable div. Finally the scrollable div is scrolled to the bottom.
My problem: If I scroll to the bottom immediately after writing to
innerHTML, this seems to be too early, since the Firefox still is busy
relayouting the written innerHTML. I solve this presently by providing
a small timeout and doing the scroll via setTimeout. However I wather
have a event handler which tells me when the relayouting has been
finished.
1) Is there such a handler in Javascript?
2) Is there such a handler in Firefox XPCom?
3) Any other ideas to have a more elegant solution than the present one ?
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Andrei DRAGOMIR[InterAKT]  06-13-2006 13:37:33 GMT +2
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Hello Clemens.
To my knowledge, there is no event handler for document reflow in javascript. Also, the problem with XPCom is that you would probably have issues with unpriviledged scripts. Besides, firefox implements either a network-chunk reflow mechanism (the default) which can be overridden with a timeout mechanism. I do not know of any event handler being triggered on page reflow.
I believe that your issue could be some because of some rowser quirks. If you could give me a link to the page, I could look at it to see if there is some other workaround.
Regards,
Andrei
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