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[Stasonix]

I need to set a function, for example

function ups() { alert("Scrolling UP"); }

on event SCROLLING UP in some div'element, how can I do it?

[Revolt]

HTML 5 introduced the onscroll event so if you don't need backward compatibility with ancient browsers that could be an option. Something like this Edit this Fiddle - jsFiddle - Online Editor for the Web (JavaScript, MooTools, jQuery, Prototype, YUI, Glow and Dojo, HTML, CSS)

You could add timers to that code so that it doesn't show a popup for each little scroll but waits until the user has scrolled all he wants.

You could also look into jQuery which also seems to have a scroll event. Never used it though.

[Stasonix]

I used scroll(); in JQuery, it's not what I need, I need to set a handler only on SCROLLING UP event!

[Revolt]

Have you checked the link I gave you? That has a working script that only alerts on scroll up.

The trick is to save the last scroll offset and compare it to the new one. If the new one is lesser than the old then it was a scroll up.

[Stasonix]

Ohh, realy, I forgot click the link, there was a many words, I know fiddle, THANK YOU VERY MUCH BTW!

[Revolt]

Glad I could help!

If you manage to polish that script up maybe you could post your changes here so that those with the same question might benefit from it ;)

[Stasonix]

****, I was glad very fast when it works on fiddle, but why It doesn't work on my site, any plagins/frameworks need or what?

[Revolt]

Nope. Just make sure you put that javascript code on the onload event of the body.

[Stasonix]

Now it's finish! It was before onload event.
FIXED!!!