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What is the best way to get started with the Python programming language?

ByDonnerdrache

Hello, I wanted to ask how I can best get started with the Python programming language. I know there are books and YouTube tutorials, but I've also been told that programming languages ​​are constantly evolving and that books and tutorials aren't a long-term option. Is that true, and if so, what's the best way to…

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verreisterNutzer
verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

In a iframe you can also function scrollTo() use to change the scroll position. However, scrollTo() only after loading the iframe-element. To do this onload:

You can also use the attribute scrollTop set to the desired value:

var iframe = document.getElementById("iframe");
iframe.onload = function() {
    // scrolle zu Y = 1000
    iframe.contentWindow.document.documentElement.scrollTop = 1000;
};

This, however, does not work on all linked websites, because for safety reasons one does not work on iframe can access another website (see Same Origin Policy).

See this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1192228/scrolling-an-iframe-with-javascript

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10tel
10tel
1 year ago

Within the iframe you can scroll as if the page is not embedded.

From the Elter (parent) document you can place the iframe page when loading with the parameter #kapitel3 to a position id=kapitel3.

What exactly is your desire?

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read that Automatic (even do) should be scrolled. This goes through Javascript at any time. Or x seconds after the store.

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Bohne47
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Bohne47
1 year ago
Reply to  10tel

The embedded side is very high and the iframe is not so high. I then wanted to make an animation with setInterval, which scrolls the iframe all x millisecus y pixel further. By the way: is it possible to scroll the iframe only through Javascript, and by nothing else? Mfg,

Bean47

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10tel
10tel
1 year ago
Reply to  Bohne47

The iframe is an HTML element and the Elter (parent) can set the height even later when the website is loaded in the iframe.

The iframe website can report its height to its own server via ajax. This creates an image with this height, which is then read and evaluated by the Elter – across domain boundaries. Elter corrects the height of the iframe and the embedded document is completely visible.

It is not known to me that an iframe can be instructed to block the contained document against scrolling. Elter has no right to intervene in the child element.

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