Javascript News Scroller

I'm looking for a javascipt vertical news scroller that will scroll
from the bottom of the page to the top showing many new items.

Would really appreciate some help. The scroller I'm using at the
moment only shows one news item at a time, can anyone suggest code I
could insert to show many news items?

Mars

Mars wrote on 17 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:
Why use js?

<marquee
direction='up'
scrollamount='2'>
blah 1<br>
blah 2<br>
blah 3<br>
blah 4
</marquee>

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Evertjan. wrote :One possible reason would be because <marqueeis not valid HTML 4.01.
Another reason is that <marqueeis not accessible: the user can not
control it, can not make it stop, slow down, restart, etc.

Other possible alternatives for the OP:

http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/tool...js-loader.html

http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/tool...ch-pauser.html

http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/tool...-combined.html

http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/tool.../index_en.html
and
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs...e:Stock_Ticker

One good example (cross-browser, using validated markup code,
accessible) of using a right to left DHTML marquee:
http://developer.mozilla.org/samples/StockTicker/

Gérard
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Gérard Talbot said the following on 5/17/2007 10:22 AM:Neither is 99% of the HTML on the web but that doesn't stop people :)

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Gérard Talbot wrote on 17 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:
See Randy's answer
cannot?

<marquee id='m'
style='border:red dotted 4px;width:200px;'
direction='up'
scrollamount='2'>
blah 1<br>
blah 2<br>
blah 3<br>
blah 4
</marquee>

<script type='text/javascript'>

var m = document.getElementById('m')
m.direction = 'down'
m.scrollAmount = '20'
m.height = '120'

</script>

<button
onclick='m.stop();'>
Stop
</button>

<button onclick='m.start();'>
Start
</button>


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Evertjan. wrote :Yes, it can be controlled (stop, slow down, restart,etc) by the user
with javascript. BTW, you incidentally answered your own question: why
use js? For normal basic accessibility and usability reasons.

The webpage at
http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/tool.../index_en.html
may offer more power, customization, configurability to people
potentially interested in implementing a news ticker, DHTML-marquee.

Gérard
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Randy Webb wrote :Valid markup code is always better, should always be considered or
proposed/submitted as the best recommended solution for all the websites
out there.

I think the 99% may be exagerated a bit. It's possibly 90% - 95% now
(just a hunch). Recently, Chris Wilson said (I can not/no longer find
where..., can't recall wehre) that out of 200 major websites on the web
which were not using web standards in 2001, about 100 of them are now
using web standards in their websites. Things are moving, improving
slowly (I hope).

Gérard
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Gérard Talbot wrote on 18 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:
No, you are mixing the Qs up, Gérard.

A JS scroller was asked for in the OQ, I suggested <marqueewhich is not a
js scroller, but can be controlled by js, which had been negated by you.

You wrote:--
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Gérard Talbot said the following on 5/18/2007 5:35 PM:Absolutely :)
If it took 7 years for 50% to create valid markup, it looks promising to
get to 90% by 2020 :-)

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Evertjan. a écrit :
Too much ! ! That works in my FF, Safari and Opera !
Thought it was IE slang !

The tag 'marquee' is part of HTML 4 ?

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ASM wrote on 19 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:
It was said in this thread it is not.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating however.

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Evertjan. wrote:This strikes me as really odd. In Firefox 1.5.0.11 the marquee tag
malfunctions if JavaScript is not enabled.

Anyone else see this in Firefox?

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Evertjan. wrote:In what browser, UA, or viewing device were you able to set height or
width? I get unable to set a getter.

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-Lost wrote on 20 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:
What does? The above or the below?


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-Lost wrote on 20 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:
IE7
Are you perhaps unable to get a setter?

alt.dogs.setters.marketplace


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