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    1) Script Title: jQuery Image Magnify v1.11

    2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...agemagnify.htm

    3) Describe problem: Above script worked perfect up to today. Now whenever you click on a image the web page scrolls to the top of the screen. In order to view the expanded image you then have to scroll all the way back down the page to where the image is located?

    Web Page Link: http://www.ask-mr-waldo.com/

    The above problem acts like the 'scroll to the top' script (jQuery Scroll to Top Control v1.1) Is there a conflict between the two scripts?
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    I have a back-up copy of my web page and when I ran it the script worked but the cursor used in the script did not appear as in the original script??

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    Quote Originally Posted by tenmeg View Post
    1) Script Title: jQuery Image Magnify v1.11

    2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...agemagnify.htm

    3) Describe problem: Above script worked perfect up to today. Now whenever you click on a image the web page scrolls to the top of the screen. In order to view the expanded image you then have to scroll all the way back down the page to where the image is located?

    Web Page Link: http://www.ask-mr-waldo.com/

    The above problem acts like the 'scroll to the top' script (jQuery Scroll to Top Control v1.1) Is there a conflict between the two scripts?
    when you say that you think there is a conflict between the two scripts, you're saying that you think that there is a conflict, you've put both of those scripts in the page? Out of curiosity, why would you put a scroll to top script on the image? If possible, I'd also like to see your code, as you seem to have disable right click on the website.
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    [when you say that you think there is a conflict between the two scripts, you're saying that you think that there is a conflict, you've put both of those scripts in the page? Out of curiosity, why would you put a scroll to top script on the image? If possible, I'd also like to see your code, as you seem to have disable right click on the website.]

    I did not put a "scroll" script on a image(?) - I only used the "scroll" script to describe what happens now when one clicks on a "magnify" image and only suggested that the two act in similar ways and was there some remote possibility there was conflict between the two. You can view the site's code by clicking on VIEW and then SOURCE in EXPLORER.

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    Problem solved - it was a html coding error on my part. I used a hypertext reference (href=“#”) for a link to a 'sound' file between a <tr> and a <td> that resulted in the whole web page being turned into a anchor link. Every time I would click on a 'magnify' image it would add a “#” to the link in the address box and it would jump to the top of the page.

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