Trigger _load() about jscroll HOT 6 CLOSED

That sounds like something that would better be accomplished on the server.
One ajax for the scrolling with pagination, and a separate call from the
clicked button that loads all contents.

On Thu, Oct 9, 2014 at 8:40 AM, GJRamos87 [email protected] wrote:

So i need the jscroll to be able to work two ways .. with scroll as well
as with a button click .. but if the button is click i need all the
fragments to load with one click is this even possible without touching the
library?

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_load() is a private method and is triggered upon scrolling or on click of nextSelector link. It is not intended to be called directly.

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So i need the jscroll to be able to work two ways .. with scroll as well as with a button click .. but if the button is click i need all the fragments to load with one click is this even possible without touching the library?

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wow thanks a million for your response pklauzinski ..

sounds like i need to go with a different approach then for my project .. i was hoping there was a way to incorporate both options without a conflict .. here's the reason if you even care lol

i have one page which loads a bunch of offers and i have two sorting options

First option is pricing (lowest to highest) which is easy i can leave the scroll in place and not touch it

Second option is a-z so now i need to request all the offers then sort after the ajax is done ...

i may have to re-factor how the page renders when loading a-z then if i go with your recommended approach ..

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Sure, no problem. You can also add multiple instances of jscroll with
different options on one page, if that helps.

On Thu, Oct 9, 2014 at 1:06 PM, GJRamos87 [email protected] wrote:

wow thanks a million for your response pklauzinski ..

sounds like i need to go with a different approach then for my project ..
i was hoping there was a way to incorporate both options without a conflict
.. here's the reason if you even care lol

i have one page which loads a bunch of offers and i have two sorting
options

First option is pricing (lowest to highest) which is easy i can leave the
scroll in place and not touch it

Second option is a-z so now i need to request all the offers then sort
after the ajax is done ...

i may have to re-factor how the page renders when loading a-z then if i go
with your recommended approach ..

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cool .. i'll probably wind up doing that !

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