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Touch Support #4

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Everlag opened this issue Sep 4, 2015 · 5 comments
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Touch Support #4

Everlag opened this issue Sep 4, 2015 · 5 comments

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@Everlag
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Everlag commented Sep 4, 2015

Lazy loading content is most helpful on devices with constrained bandwidth and performance, why not suppport mobile devices where this would benefit them best?

@chadliu23
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Thank for the suggestion. I will search how to implement it.

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Everlag commented Sep 6, 2015

Would you be interested in a branch that moves from attaching scroll event handlers to periodically checking if a reference 'bottom' element is in view? I hacked together the functionality in my project this way after finding the available solutions bloated, broken, or insufficient.

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Cool, can you have merge request of it?

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Everlag commented Sep 6, 2015

Sure, it'll take a bit of time to generalize the solution and make it a drop in replacement for event-infinite-scroll.

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Everlag commented Sep 8, 2015

After messing with the source, it looks like the method I used for my own component requires more strict usage than that of event-infinite-scroll.

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