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Since i haven't got an answer i am posting my own answer, hoping someone can provide the correct implementation.
I ended up using the css overflow property to temporarily disable...
Using jQuery (which you did specify), $(document).height() will return exactly what you're asking for.
To clarify the usage of the height() method:
Your code works just as expected.
If you go to JSFiddle of example above and click the button at first and then use arrows - it will call corresponding events.
The reason is that...
Your onScrollEnd event is bound to the view's top element; scrollEnd will be called when the view's HTML element received an onScrollEnd event.
But you are triggering an onScrollend...
I think you will never get an accurate result... I spent some time investigating how to do 3d graphics using canvas 2d context and I found it viable to do texture mapping gouraud shading by...