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    List control - using slimscroll jquery

    Hey There,

    We would like to use jquery slimscroll on a list control rather than default scroller.

    Would you know how to do this? After several hours we haven't been able to work this out yet.

    Cheers and thanks for your time.

    Jane.

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    Re: List control - using slimscroll jquery

    For whatever reason, slimScroll doesn't like the rendered Id of the body div that the List control is sitting in. One trick is to change that id... set slimScroll... and then change the id back again. You need to change it back because you have no idea what Alpha will need it for. I've no idea what effect this may have... but it looks ok in my quick test. You'll need to find the id of the body content div your List is sitting in. Once you have that, you can do this in the Client-side onRenderComplete event...

    Code:
    var currId = $('{dialog.ComponentName}.R1.PANEL.0.BODY.CONTENT').id;
    $('{dialog.ComponentName}.R1.PANEL.0.BODY.CONTENT').id = "scrollTest";
        
    jQuery('#scrollTest').slimScroll({
            height: '100%'
        });    
        
    $('scrollTest').id = currId;
    This gets the current Id of the div that holds the List control. We then change that Id to "scrollTest"... set slimScroll... and change the Id back to it's original value. It doesn't look like slimScroll needs to be made safe for Alpha, so you don't have to worry about that part.

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      #3
      Re: List control - using slimscroll jquery

      Lol fantastic David. Thank you :) Mighty helpful yet again. We'll touch base again formally in the new year with more questions. Cheers.

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        #4
        Re: List control - using slimscroll jquery

        Hey David,
        How do we turn off the scroll on a list control? The default scroll bar is still there.
        Is it possible to view your demo comp?
        Thanks,
        Lou.

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          #5
          Re: List control - using slimscroll jquery

          slimScroll replaces the default vertical scrollbar. I didn't turn it off. Turning off the default scrollbar actually prevents scrolling of the List. If you watch the Panel body rendering you can see the default scrollbar render and then get replaced. The code posted is exactly what I'm running... nothing else. A Panelcard with a List control and this code.

          I should mention that there are some interesting scroller properties of the List control that can be configured as well.

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            #6
            Re: List control - using slimscroll jquery

            Hi David,
            Thanks for giving us some more details. You've set us on the straight and narrow.
            Cheers,
            Lou

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