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I'm using the jquery mobile auto-loading and I have a content div with the height of about 730 pixels. When the page loads the bottomreached event is firing and I am unable to scroll further down the page.
On line 674 of the plugin I see that there is a check to tell when you hit the bottom, I'm wondering if that math is incorrect? When I console.log out the params used to determine if we're at the bottom I get
I got it to work when I set the content container's height to the height of the window, but I'm thinking this probably isn't the correct way of solving the issue.
I'm using the jquery mobile auto-loading and I have a content div with the height of about 730 pixels. When the page loads the bottomreached event is firing and I am unable to scroll further down the page.
On line 674 of the plugin I see that there is a check to tell when you hit the bottom, I'm wondering if that math is incorrect? When I console.log out the params used to determine if we're at the bottom I get
container.scrollTop(): 133
container.height(): 730
detectionOffset: 86.3
container.get(0).scrollHeight: 893
The math makes sense why it would be hitting the bottom but obviously something must be incorrect as I'm at the top of the page... Any thoughts?
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