yohoho.yofinity
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an infinite scroll jQuery plugin
//bower
bower install --save yohoho.yofinity
//npm
npm install yohoho.yofinity
<!-- In your <body> HTML tag -->
<a href="http://example.com/page/2" title="Next posts" rel="next">Loading...</a>
//in your main JS file
$('body').yofinity({
buffer: 1000,
navSelector: 'a[rel="next"]',
success: function ($link, response){
$link.before(response);
$link.attr('href', '/page/2');
},
error: function ($link){
$link.remove();
}
});
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| buffer | integer | 1000 | Number of pixels to fire infinite scroll BEFORE the node element |
| context | object | window | - |
| debug | boolean | false | Enables the debug tools when it's needed |
| error | function | null | Function called if script fires an error |
| loading | function | null | Function called when script fires loading |
| navSelector | string | 'a[rel="next"]' | Define node element containing AJAX request through the href attribute |
| success | function | null | Function called when script fires success |
jQuery 2.1.4
Made with ♥ by Achraf Chouk
Please, read LICENSE for more details.
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An infinite scroll jQuery plugin
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