Example for jsScroll / infinate scroll #31

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2014-10-14T04:00:45-05:00

madaboutbrighton commented

2014-10-14 04:00:45 -05:00

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I see that you intend to add a few demos...

Would it be possible to add a demo which uses jsScroll or a similar infinite scroll add-on?

This is because i cannot see how to get this to work with your pjax.

Thanks very much!!

I see that you intend to add a few demos... Would it be possible to add a demo which uses [jsScroll](http://jscroll.com/) or a similar infinite scroll add-on? This is because i cannot see how to get this to work with your pjax. Thanks very much!!

MoOx commented

2014-10-14 04:27:04 -05:00

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I really don't want to make a demo that use jquery plugin (see jquery-pjax for that)
this module aims to consume an existing html feed, so the behavior you want it not what this lib has been made for.

So I won't handle that issue.

That being said, I think this should be doable, so I'm keeping this issue open if someone want to handle that ;)

1) I really don't want to make a demo that use jquery plugin (see jquery-pjax for that) 2) this module aims to consume an existing html feed, so the behavior you want it not what this lib has been made for. So I won't handle that issue. That being said, I think this should be doable, so I'm keeping this issue open if someone want to handle that ;)

BehindTheMath commented

2018-01-10 17:21:26 -05:00

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@MoOx I don't think it makes sense to extend Pjax to cover such a use case. Like you said, Pjax is for replacing existing content with new content, not adding content.

MoOx commented

2018-01-11 02:48:12 -05:00

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Agree

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Reference: iLoveElysia/pjax#31