Issue
Is there a way to catch the scroll event while mouse is positioned over a div that is not scrollable? My intent is to feign scrolling by adjusting top offset until div inside of div is above view then move top offset of inner div to below view of outer div. Kind of like a carousel, but vertical and controlled by scrolling of the mouse wheel. Obviously, to catch scroll events, I would use:
angular.element(elem).find('.divClass').bind('scroll', function(){...});
to handle scrolling that is actually occurring, but I’m interested in when the actual mouse wheel is scrolled much like a keybind.
Solution
you can use the onwheel event. see http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/event_onwheel.asp
some browsers use onmousehweel. for a good tutorial see https://www.sitepoint.com/html5-javascript-mouse-wheel/
Answered By – Woncker
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