I have a form that is displayed in a popup. After loading, the background is grayed out, but the user can still scroll the background content up and down.
How do I prevent the background from scrolling?
the 'email this quote' link to the right of the pdf screenshot.
One option is to temporarily set the overflow
property to hidden
on body
, that will get rid of the scroll bars but causes a small flicker when the page is adjusted.
The other choice is to tap onto the $(window).scroll()
event and return false from there. That will also cause a bit of flicker as the browser doesn't react that fast to the return false statement.
Your best bet is to move your click event handlers to a separate file and do the binding there:
$(function() {
$('.emailPost').click(function() {
$(window).scroll(function() { return false; });
pageTracker._trackPageview('/onclick/emailquote');
});
});
That should prevent a page from scrolling. Remember to remove the bind after the dialog closes, otherwise the page won't be scrollable anymore! You can remove binds using:
$(window).unbind('scroll');