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Mouse Wheel Scrolling
FeedMe displays scrollbars in the Feeds list and Channel window when necessary, allowing the user to scroll up and down in the windows. FeedMe also supports the use of the mouse-wheel (for Internet Explorer 6 users only) for scrolling. To enable this feature, a small amount of script and HTML must be added to your web page.First, add the script below. You can place this anywhere in the page - head or body.
<script language="JavaScript"> <!-- function onWheel() { if (document.FeedMe) document.FeedMe.SetVariable("wheel",event.wheelDelta); } // --> </script> If you changed the ID and Name of the applet in your HTML code, replace FeedMe in the code above with the ID/Name you chose. Next, find the <object> tag for FeedMe in your web page (where the applet's width, height and ID are set). Before the closing > symbol of that tag, add a space and the following:
onmousewheel="onWheel();return false"
That's it! Internet Explorer 6 users can now use the mouse wheel as an alternative to the scrollbars. (This won't work in other browsers, but it won't cause errors in the browser or the applet.)
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