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pklauzinski avatar pklauzinski commented on August 15, 2024

@sumanta-ghosh - _setBindings should never get called unless the nextHref is present within the jscroll element, as referenced in the _checkNextHref method:

            // Check if the href for the next set of content has been set
            _checkNextHref = function(data) {
                data = data || $e.data('jscroll');
                if (!data || !data.nextHref) {
                    _debug('warn', 'jScroll: nextSelector not found - destroying');
                    _destroy();
                    return false;
                } else {
                    _setBindings();
                    return true;
                }
            }

Somehow it is still finding it. Do you have an example of your code?

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sumanta-ghosh avatar sumanta-ghosh commented on August 15, 2024

I use the bellow code. In HTML when there is no '.pagination li.active + li a' element still it calling ajax

$('#artist_list').jscroll({
            autoTrigger: true,
            nextSelector: '.pagination li.active + li a'
        });

at the Initialization time _checkNextHref() is not call. _checkNextHref() is calling from _load().

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yairpe avatar yairpe commented on August 15, 2024

I faced the same problem and sumanta solution solved it.

pklauzinski, I believe sumanta is right.
The only place that _checkNextHref is called is in _load function.

// Load the next set of content, if available _load = function() {

testing with firebug, _load was not called at the beginning. only after jscroll triggered (with the wrong url since it has 'undefined'

Please take a look and fix it. It's a wonderful plugin.
Also the other issue #54 is not solved yet so if you can take a look at it too. It's about a situation where there is one/more jscroll on a page initially, and new jscroll is loaded dynamically with code from the server.

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alonziv avatar alonziv commented on August 15, 2024

I had the same issue. Firefox was fine, but in Chrome the loading div would appear even if there was no "next" link. sumanta-ghosh's solution resolved it. Thanks for the great plugin!

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pklauzinski avatar pklauzinski commented on August 15, 2024

Fixed in 2bd4b0a

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sudhirbeldar avatar sudhirbeldar commented on August 15, 2024

@pklauzinski

Could you please help me in calling ajax query on scroll event. Whenever user reached to bottom I need to fire an AJAX query to get data and display it. I cant find a solution on this

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