smooth-scroll is causing a conflit

[Redani]

Dear Karl, thanks for your lovely plugin ;)

I have started to use it but it's causing me a conflict with another scrollable function I use (jquerytools) :/ how can I fix this?

Thanks a lot and happy holidays ;)

[kswedberg]

happy holidays to you, too! It must be hard to know if smooth-scroll is causing the conflict or if jquerytools is causing it, right? I've never used jquerytools, so I can't really help without seeing an example of the problem. If you point me to a URL, I'll investigate.

[Redani]

Thanks Karl for your reply and also for your wishes :)

Haha, yes you're right about accusing which one is causing the conflict :)
here is the link where I had this conflict:, i have unfortunately disabled
smooth-scroll until i solve the problem. If you click on "Mot de passe
oublié ?" the scrollable plugin of jquerytool get's in action!

Thanks a lot for your assistance

[kswedberg]

I'm afraid there isn't much I can do to help if I can't see the problem. Also, the scripts that I can see are all minified and obfuscated, making it nearly impossible to determine what's going on.

[Redani]

oh that's a bad news, and can't do much about the code :/

well, i've already found the problem, i use jquerytools plugin that has a
scrollable function:
http://jquerytools.github.io/demos/scrollable/index.html and in your plugin
you have this: t.fn.extend({scrollable:function(t){var
e=s.call(this,{dir:t});return this.pushStack(e)} ... which is causing a
conflict...
so i'm wondering if i can renale your "scrollable" by "smoothscrollable"
for example...

[kswedberg]

Sure. Give it a shot.

[Redani]

well, it seems to be working, but i'm confused about your "scrollable"
function, what is it for ?

[kswedberg]

In my plugin $.fn.scrollable is a traversing method that filters a jQuery collection to include only the elements that are scrollable. For example, if I were to do $('html, body').scrollable(), it would return a jQuery object consisting of …

• the body element in Chrome
• the html element in Firefox
• both html and body in older versions of Opera

[kswedberg]

Closing this for now. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[Redani]

OK, thank you very much for the explanations ;)
So, you confirm that naming "scrollable" into "smoothScrollable" will have
no consequences ?

Thanks

[Redani]

Hi again Karl,
I've just realised that I have more errors :/ i'll PM you a link tot a test page so you can also see the problem of scrollable...

Thanks a lot

[kswedberg]

Ok, thanks.

--Karl

On Dec 22, 2015, at 4:36 PM, Redani notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi again Karl,
I've just realised that I have more errors :/ i'll PM you a link tot a test page so you can also see the problem of scrollable...

Thanks a lot

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