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Old February 15th, 2000, 10:56 AM
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Hi again,

I am on a chat and it works quite good, but there is a problem. Because I fetch all the data out of a database and do not want to refresh the page every 5 seconds, I got the problem that the Browser shows just the beginning of the document while the new text is below and is not seen.
Is there a tag or something that tells the browser to move to the end of the page? I tried it with JavaScipt (scrollBy), but as soon as I called the function twice it stopped working!
Please do not mind my bad english!

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Old February 15th, 2000, 11:55 AM
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Not that I can think of right now. But you can get around it by displaying it in a textbox. If a textbox overflows it automatically scrolls to the bottom:

<textbox name="whatever"><? print $output text ?></textbox>

The other added benefit is you don't have to worry about embedded scripts being executed as the browser won't interpret anything placed in a textbox.

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There is a easy solution for this prob.
For my own chatsystem I simply called a Java function that contains this:

var browserName = navigator.appName;
var browserVer = parseInt(navigator.appVersion);

if (browserName == 'Netscape' && browserVer >= 3) version = 'NC';
if (browserName == 'Microsoft Internet Explorer' && browserVer >= 4) version = 'IE';

var pageY = 50000;
window.scroll(0,pageY);

Guess this will do it .. otherwise drop me a note ,)

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