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Is it possible to call a function only when starting a scroll?

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Can I declare jQuery logic for the beginning and end of the scroll event?

Tried this:

$(window).scroll(function() {
    console.log("ciao");
});

but the function is called while scrolling. I want to print ciao only after the start of scrolling. Than not. Well, after locking the scroll, when I restart, type "ciao" again, etc.

Is it possible to call a function only when starting a scroll?

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There is no built-in function for jQuery that allows you to detect start or stop scroll events.

There are several plugins that allow you to use this functionality, try this one .

Then you can change your code:

$(window).on('scrollstart', function() {
    console.log("ciao");
});
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$(window).bind("scrollstart", function() {
console.log("ciao");
});

jquery.scroll.events.js.

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