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I want to execute some code when the user reaches the 'ending' of the horizontal scroll. Is that possible?
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Yes! you can find the class into the div created by your scroll horizontal and calculate the scroll width and position.
Follow a scroll example :
const wheel = document.querySelector( ".scroll-horizontal" ) as HTMLDivElement;
if (wheel) { wheel.addEventListener("wheel", (e) => { const { deltaY } = e; const scrollSize = wheel.scrollWidth - wheel.offsetWidth; if (scrollValue >= scrollSize) { scrollValue = scrollSize; return; } if (scrollValue < 0) { scrollValue = 0; return; } if (deltaY > 0) { scrollValue -= 100; wheel.scroll(scrollValue, 0); return; } scrollValue += 100; wheel.scroll(scrollValue, 0); }); }
The scrollValue corresponding where the scroll are in scrollvalue position.
if (scrollValue >= scrollSize) is the end.
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I want to execute some code when the user reaches the 'ending' of the horizontal scroll. Is that possible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: