Can someone canonically differentiate between scrollTop and scrollHeight?
html, javascript
Solution
If I scroll down 5px in this window, the window's `scrollTop` value is 5. If I scroll right 10px in a scrollable div, the div's `scrollLeft` value is 10.
When I scroll to the top left corner of this window, both its `scrollTop` and `scrollLeft` values are 0.
Problem
For example, ``` function fnCheckScroll(){ var iNewHeight = oDiv.scrollHeight; var iscrolTop = oDiv.scrollTop; alert("The value of the scrollHeight property is: " + iNewHeight + "px"); alert("The value of the scrollTop property is: " + iscrolTop + "px"); } <div id="oDiv" style="overflow: scroll; height= 100px; width= 250px; text-align: left"> Hello<br> </div> ``` In IE 8, the value of scrollTop is always: 0 - returns 0 for scrollTop (even after scrolling)?