I just finished version 1.3 of my Intic Lock widget for Mac (used to be called Padlock). Firstly there is the name change that I decided to do because there was a naming collision with another project. Well… actually I was the first to release a widget called Padlock but this guy just registered the name with more pages (eg. Apple) so I thought it’s not worth the hassle to argue with him. Eventually I came to the conclusion that a less generic name would be better anyway. Hence the baby is now called Intic Lock. Intic is my very own webshop that sells designer notebook locks. Apart from the widget information page the shop is currently german only. But you can still have a look at the products.
Most other changes to the widget are minor ones like new colors added. Here is the changelog.
Intic Lock is not sending or collecting data in any way.
How to jump to an anchor within an AJAX Area
For a current web project I am using a div thats defined as overflow:auto; in css and is updated using AJAX. The problem is that after every update the box is still stuck at the same view position. So I was searching for a way to tell it to scroll to top. I archived it with the following steps:
1. Add an anchor to the top of the AJAX content.
2. Add this javascript to the bottom of the AJAX Content.
<script type="text/javascript"> //<![CDATA[ $('topofpage').scrollIntoView(); //]]> </script>Voila! Now after every reload the AJAX area should jump back to the top. Mozilla has some more information and examples on the scrollIntoView Method. This solution has been tested with FF3 IE7 and Safari4. It also requires Prototype to work.