How To Check If Scrollbar Is At The Bottom

How can you check if the scroll bar is positioned at the bottom? Using JQuery or JavaScript

Solution 1:

You find the height of the scrolling container, then compare that to the scroll position. If they are the same, then you have reached the bottom.

<div style="overflow: auto; height: 500px">
</div>

$(document).ready(function()
{
   $('div').scroll(function()
   {
      var div = $(this);
      if (div.height() == div.scrollTop() + 1) //scrollTop is 0 based
      {
          alert('Reached the bottom!");
      }
   });
});

Edit: a little testing in a js fiddle and I realized the previous version is incorrect. You can use a DOM property to find out how much scrolling there is a perform a little math with the height of the element like so

var div = $(this);
      if (div[0].scrollHeight - div.scrollTop() == div.height())
      {
          alert('Reached the bottom!');
      }

http://jsfiddle.net/Aet2x/1/

Solution 2:

This is working well for my chat window. It also detects if the content isn't long enough to be scrolled.

function atBottom(ele) {
    var sh = ele.scrollHeight;
    var st = ele.scrollTop;
    var ht = ele.offsetHeight;
    if(ht==0) {
        returntrue;
    }
    if(st == sh - ht)
        {returntrue;} 
    else 
        {returnfalse;}
}

Solution 3:

This worked for me (using jQuery):

$(document).ready(function(){
  $('div').scroll(function(){
    //scrollTop refers to the top of the scroll position, which will be scrollHeight - offsetHeightif(this.scrollTop == (this.scrollHeight - this.offsetHeight)) {
      console.log("Top of the bottom reached!");
    }
  });
});

Taken from here.

Solution 4:

You can check if the element scrollTop is equal to the element innerHeight.

if($('div').scrollTop() == $('div').innerHeight()){
    //Reached the bottom
}

Solution 5:

let div = document.getElementById("div");
if ((div.scrollHeight - div.scrollTop) == div.clientHeight) {
  alert('at Bottom');
}

<divid="div"style="overflow:auto; height=700px"></div>