This is not really an issue, but more of a feature request, or question. I use a simple function comparing the div height and the window height to determine if $(".myDiv").jScroll(); should be used or not. It works until the window is resized. To fix this I run the function on $(window).resize, which helps, but I still have an issue when resizing from the allowed scroll height to the unallowed scroll height... I believe I just need to "undo" the initial $(".myDiv").jScroll() at the beginning of my function and run the comparison logic again. Long story short, is there a way to "undo" $(".myDiv").jScroll() after it has already been run?
This is not really an issue, but more of a feature request, or question. I use a simple function comparing the div height and the window height to determine if $(".myDiv").jScroll(); should be used or not. It works until the window is resized. To fix this I run the function on $(window).resize, which helps, but I still have an issue when resizing from the allowed scroll height to the unallowed scroll height... I believe I just need to "undo" the initial $(".myDiv").jScroll() at the beginning of my function and run the comparison logic again. Long story short, is there a way to "undo" $(".myDiv").jScroll() after it has already been run?