>>>>>>scrollIntoView can just top or bottom according to this page.
>>>>>
>>>>>Here's where I got the parameters and this parameter works perfectly for me when I view the modified HTML file:
>>>>>
>>>>>https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/scrollIntoView
>>>>>
>>>>>It occurs to me that we're using the WebBrowser control and it may not support this parameter, since it's old. The page I linked there links to this one:
>>>>>
>>>>>https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/scrollIntoViewIfNeeded
>>>>>
>>>>>I wonder if that would work in the WebBrowser control. The compatibility charts don't include IE and the notes say this one is non-standard, but if it works in the control, who cares?
>>>>>
>>>>>Tamar
>>>>>
>>>>>Tamar
>>>>
>>>>Have you tried in the browser or in the control of GF?
>>>>
>>>>I give the second one a try, but I fear it will fail as well.
>>>>
>>>>What we can do is to offer an alternative mode in the settings, so one can choose. On top is better to not visible at all.
>>>
>>>I haven't been able to get the modified js to work inside GoFish, so I could test only with a browser (and the code I gave you worked with more than one browser on my machine). I'm not sure why I can't get GoFish to use the modified js; that's why I kicked it back to you.
>>>
>>>Tamar
>>
>>Beg you pardon, my English fails on details. I haven't been able ... reads as "I could could not insert the snippet" or "It failed to run"?
>>If the second, I guess it's mainly for the browser (engine) engaged in the oBrowser window. The JS version in this can not deal with the non bool parameter, for that it fails. Your stand-alone browsers are not that outdated, so it works there.
>>
>
>First, I simply replaced the js file in the folder, but GoFish continued to run the older version, so I guessed that it was built into the EXE. Then, I built a new EXE with the newer js file (and gave it a different name, I think) and tried running that, but it still used the older js file. That's when I gave up and figured there was something I was missing.
>
>Tamar

I would like to force you to retry. Yes the JS is included in the app.
- normally it's an app, not an exe
- you called the right one in this version chaos?
- try to check the HTML if the right string is included,
- debug the method mentioned above and see what it does.

Lutz