Javascript: a simple horizontal scroller

Now let's see another simple scroller. This is a really simple vertical scroller, but I think it's really fun. Click here, then press the back button to come back here: v_scroller

This is the HTML page:

<html><head><title>test</title>

<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">

<!-- The script begin here...
function scrollto_one() {

x=y=1;
self.scrollTo(x,y);
}

function scrollIt() {setTimeout("realscroll()", 1);}

function realscroll() {

self.scrollTo(x,y);
if (y<7250)

{

scrollIt();
y+=3;

}

// End of script -->
</SCRIPT>
<BODY onload="scrollto_one()"bgcolor="#000000" text="#54ff9f">
 
<center>
<FORM NAME="myForm">
<INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Go"onClick="scrollIt(document.myForm)">
</FORM>

Hello!

This is a little scroller Well... A vertical scroller!

And so on... (I didn't put the whole page here)

</center>

</body>
</html>

How it works...well I have to explain you nothing here. Just the keyword self. It refers to the current window. ScrollTo(x,y) is a built-in Javascript function. It is helpful to scroll the viewing area of the window (a window or a frame for example). X is the horizontal coordinate of the viewing area (in pixels) and Y is the vertical coordinate of the viewing area (in pixels). Onload="scrollto_one(): well you know this event handler (the event is: load; it means: while the page is loading)