ScrollTo Top

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    • The plugin works fine on my homepage, can I get the URL to your website to debug? I think you’ll find the “hide until needed” functionality when you enable the document scroll event in the options. I think I’ll rename this option to “hide until needed” like you said :)

    • The plugin stores images in a directory that it needs to create separate from the plugin folder so it can save your images when the plugin is updated.

      If your web host does not allow PHP to create or rename directories, then you might want to find yourself a new web host.

      Still, I should have checked this case instead of showing the PHP errors that you now see. I will fix this in the next update. Thanks, and sorry.

  1. Thanks for this great plugin. works very fine with WordPress 3.2. But on admin login page there appear on top left “Top of page”.

    Is there a way to disable the plugin for admin pages?

    Thanks in advance and keep up the good work!

    Alex

    • Hi Alex,

      I’m glad you enjoyed the plugin! Looks like you found a bug with it. I’ve fixed this problem and you can fix it by updating the plugin to version 1.0.3.

      Thanks!

  2. Hi,
    Love the plug-in but since WordPress updated their jQuery to 1.6.1 (WordPress Ver 3.2.1) it has caused me problems and I have had to disable your plugin for now due to an incompatibility. Hoping you can come up with a solution.

    Thanks!

    • Hi Darrin,

      Can you please send me a link to your site so I can diagnose the problem?

      As you can see, my site is updated to WordPress 3.2.1 with jQuery 1.6.1 and running ScrollTo Top 1.0.3 and it’s working just fine (look at lower right while reading this comment).

      I’d love to help you diagnose the problem and see if it is indeed a bug in the plugin.

      Thanks!

      • thanks for the quick response,

        I included the site link in the original message: suttonrunners.org

        However after a re-install, the problem has gone away. It affected wp-touch in that the menu buttons became unresponsive for a mobile user. but I have re-tested and appears fine now.
        Thanks

        D

  3. I have uploaded scroll to the top but tells me I must change my chmod to 755. So I did and still won’t work.I would really like to use your plug-in
    Dejra

    • I don’t know what to tell you. If “/wp-content/stt-images” has 755 permissions, it should be able to read and write in that directory. What program did you use to chmod? If you used PuTTY, can you verify by navigating to “/wp-content” and executing “ls -al”. The “stt-images” directory should say “drwxr-xr-x” aka 755.

    • Hi, let me work on a new version so you don’t have to edit the actual code. That should be a customizable feature anyway. I’ll have it done in a day or so.

  4. Hi daniel,

    I’m using scroll to top in my website, and It look great.
    But I would like that the arrow appear at the middle of the page and not almost at the end. I mean that option:

    “Hide image until needed? Yes No
    If checked, then whenever the user scrolls down the page to a certain point, the go-to-top icon will appear. Yes: More style. No: Better preformance.”

    If you are so kind to tell me about what code I have to modify…

    kind regards,
    Jose

    • Hi Jose!

      Thanks, I’m glad to hear you’re happy with it. By updating to 1.1.1, you will have a new option to specify the number of pixels from the top of the website to start fading in the image. (Under “Fade image in/out when the top of the browser window is…”). By inserting “jQuery(document).height() / 2″ (without the quotes, obviously) into that field, the image should fade in and out when the top of the browser window scrolls past the middle of the page.

      Hopefully this will work for you. I’m sort of hacking my own plugin, but it works. Perhaps in the future I will give an option for this.

      Thanks,
      Daniel

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