how can i make a JScrollPane only scroll DOWN?
815703
> I just need it to scroll down, not horizontaly.\n\nSure thing.\n\n> if you dont know the answer, dont answer.\n\nNo need to be offensive here.\nPeople are helping on a purely voluntary basis.\n\n> the name of the JScrollPane is display\n\ndisplay. setHorizontalScrollBarPolicy(\n JScrollPane. HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_NEVER);\n\n(You must ged rid of the spaces after the dots,\nonly workaround for the stupid ellipsis \nbug in Yahoo! Answers).\n\nRegards
1055540
Turn off the autopostback feature on the button and just set its onclick event to do what you want to.
526434
did you hold down CTRL and scroll your mouse wheel?
567371
The best solution I've found so far is to just use a div tag like this:\n<div id="div1" style="OVERFLOW-Y: scroll; WIDTH: 500px; HEIGHT: 100px">\n//Insert datagrid here\n</div>\n\nThis will allow your datagrid to scroll.\n\n\nGood luck!
659271
It may be because you have smooth scrolling enabled. Here is how to disable it:\nhttp://www.granneman.com/webdev/browsers/internetexplorer/smoothscrolling/\nIf you notice that the scroll is very glitchy in all applications and not just on the internet, you may have a problem with your mouse or its settings.\nIf the above doesn't work. Go into Control Panel>Printers and Other Hardware> and click on the Mouse Icon. A window will come up called Mouse Properties. Go to the tab called Wheel. Make sure you select The following number of lines at a time and select 3 from the drop down. Click Apply and then Click OK. If this does not solve the problem, then I would suggest purchasing a new mouse as XP does not have an issue with scrolling beyond what I have just informed you. Hope this helps. Best of luck to you!
500799
There should be a "reset layout" in the window tab or another tab...maybe that will work.
802195
Depends on what you want to enable it in.  For IE v.6 or lower, the steps are:\nClick Tools->Internet Options->Security->Make sure Internet is selected and click 'Custom Level'->Scroll down to Scripting. Set Active Scripting and Scripting of Java applets to enable to let them run with no warning, or to prompt to be asked each time if you want to see a warning.
906853
Yes it is possible using JEditorPane
944581
Go to your mouse or pointer options>wheel>then tell it to only scrool 1 line at a time. If this doesn't work then you probubly need a new mouse.
1070116
hold control and scroll the scroll wheel on your mouse down
11454
unfortunately there is no solution for this problem.\n\nThe browsers do their best for accommodating different resolution by giving scroll bars ( thats least we can expect from them or any windows/GUI product manufacturers ).\n\nIt all depends on how the user set up resolution on his local computer. We cannot detect it, as with today's technology neither write dynamic code for different resolution in HTML. But in Java applets we can write applet code just in case the user resized his browser window. This also is not possible in HTML. So best way to proceed is to test the code in advance to the anticipated users settings of computer like the resolution, browser type, screen size, dynamic code generating large number of GUI items in HTML....\n\nWe can run and see how it looks.\n\nMore over you don't even want to do this thing. Cz every person chooses his size of monitor and resolution. We code what is possible from our side and its users who have to decide what they want to see and how they want to see. They may have a browser that might not even enable Java Applets.
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Here is the link to SmoothWheel, an add-on that is good enough. It works in Firefox 2 too and you can customize it:\n\nhttps://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/357/
695273
Use the java.awt.Robot class.  It has the moveMouse() method.  Handy for automated testing, self-running demonstrations, etc.
1186998
Hold CTRL & scroll up or down with mouse wheel.
191135
If you have a wheel mouse, hold down the control key and turn the wheel. Wait a sec for the results. It might take a few attempts but should work fine. Also some keyboards have a zoom function that will change it
73083
If you mean in your browser...\n\nGo to: \nVIEW\nTEXT SIZE\nselect which size you'd like\n\nor the scroll mouse trick will do it
870078
Try Control + Tab.  I'm not sure if this works in IE7 (I use FF), but it probably will.