I have a table inside of a div (it's overflow, so the browser renders a scrollbar). Using JavaScript, how do I move the scrollbar handle along the track to a position that corresponds to the location of a row in the table?
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|105 This is a table that |---|
|106 has overflowed. | - | <-- I want to move this using JavaScript,
|107 |---| so that a specific row # is visible.
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If you want to go the non-jQuery way, use the containing table's scrollTop
property.
Lets assume you can easily identify the row you want to scroll to using an ID, along with the containing <div />
. Use the offsetTop
of the element you want to scroll to.
var container = document.getElementById('myContainingDiv');
var rowToScrollTo = document.getElementById('myRow');
container.scrollTop = rowToScrollTo.offsetTop;