On Double click Return to Top of Page

[klowetx]

I had a javascript in my header so a user could double click to return to the top of the page. Now, with Web Designer 10 it is not working. When I preview the page it will work, but once I publish it to the Web it will not work. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. I would like to have my viewers simply double click on the website and it goes to the top of the page. Here is the script:

<script language="JavaScript1.2">
<!--

function dblclick() {
window.scrollTo(0,0)
}
if (document.layers) {
document.captureEvents(Event.ONDBLCLICK);
}
document.ondblclick=dblclick;
//-->
</script>

[Egg Bramhill]

Can't replicate this. It works for me in all browsers>

TEST HERE

[gwpriester]

Works for me, Egg. But how do I know to double click?

[dutchim]

Didn't you read the title of this post Gary?

O and the double click is working here as well.

[Egg Bramhill]

I think Gary's point is how would a visitor know that double clicking returns the page to the top. It's hardly standard practice.

[dutchim]

I understand... I was only kidding.

It would have to be mentioned somewhere on the website of course.

[pauland]

I think Gary's point is how would a visitor know that double clicking returns the page to the top. It's hardly standard practice.

Yes, mentioned or not, I don't think it's a good practice.

[haakoo]

Like Paul said,not good practice and like Gary said,how to know
So,if you want to warn people about the feature you could do it like other sites have,
and simply put a floating Arrow on your page which should be enough indication to click and go to top

Hans

[gwpriester]

OTOH klowetx may have just been experimenting with the code placeholder and wondering why it did not work.

Didn't you read the title of this post Gary?

Who reads? I post first and read later.