I was able to implement this using a little magic in my MonthViews, my PagerAdapter‘s OnPageChangeListener, as well as with editing the source code of ViewPager itself. If anyone is interested in how I achieved it, check out the source code or comment with a specific question.
In case anyone searches the same and comes here – here are usefull links: https://github.com/BinaryMuse/ngInfiniteScroll/pull/7 (pull request and discussion) https://github.com/hlsolutions/ngInfiniteScroll/tree/scroll-on-any-lement (fork with neccessary functionality) https://raw.github.com/hlsolutions/ngInfiniteScroll/scroll-on-any-lement/src/infinite-scroll.coffee (source itself) You can use it this way (example is in haml): .div-with-overflow %ul{data: {‘infinite-scroll’ => “getItems()”, ‘infinite-scroll-disabled’ => ‘cannotGetItems()’, ‘infinite-scroll-parent’ => ‘true’}} Providing an ‘infinite-scroll-parent’ => ‘true’ will make … Read more
I’ve implemented an infinite scroll mechanism at the GitHub Dashboard project, I’m currently developing. The feature is added in commit 68d1728. The basic idea is to have a LoadMoreView which invokes the loadMore method on the controller every time the view is visible on the current viewport. I’m using the jQuery plugin inview for this. … Read more
Basically when scrolling you want to decide which elements are visible and then rerender to display only those elements, with a single spacer element on top and bottom to represent the offscreen elements. Vjeux made a fiddle here which you can look at: jsfiddle. Upon scrolling it executes scrollState: function(scroll) { var visibleStart = Math.floor(scroll … Read more
As @nrussell suggested, you can use RSelenium to programatically scroll down the page before getting the source code. You could for example do: library(RSelenium) library(rvest) #start RSelenium checkForServer() startServer() remDr <- remoteDriver() remDr$open() #navigate to your page remDr$navigate(“http://www.linio.com.co/tecnologia/celulares-telefonia-gps/”) #scroll down 5 times, waiting for the page to load at each time for(i in 1:5){ remDr$executeScript(paste(“scroll(0,”,i*10000,”);”)) … Read more
You do not need infinite scroll plug-in for this. To detect when scroll reaches end of page, with jQuery you can do $(window).scroll(function () { if ($(window).scrollTop() >= $(document).height() – $(window).height() – 10) { //Add something at the end of the page } }); Demo on JsFiddle
I had the same problem, but I was able to find a way to solve it – the code can be found on github. If you copy the classes InfiniteViewPager and InfinitePagerAdapter into your project, you can achieve infinite (wrapped) scrolling with some small changes. In your Activity, wrap your PagerAdapter with an InfinitePagerAdapter: PagerAdapter … Read more
You can get infinite scrolling, by using the technique of re-centering the UIScrollView after you get a certain distance away from the center. First, you need to make the contentSize big enough that you can scroll a bit, so I return 4 times the number of items in my sections and 4 times the number … Read more
The problem is that when you add new item internal EndlessRecyclerOnScrollListener doesn’t know about it and counters breaking. As a matter of fact answer with EndlessRecyclerOnScrollListener has some limitations and possible problems, e.g. if you load 1 item at a time it will not work. So here is an enhanced version. Get rid of EndlessRecyclerOnScrollListener … Read more
I solved this problem very simply using a little hack in the adapter. Here is my code: public class MyPagerAdapter extends FragmentStatePagerAdapter { public static int LOOPS_COUNT = 1000; private ArrayList<Product> mProducts; public MyPagerAdapter(FragmentManager manager, ArrayList<Product> products) { super(manager); mProducts = products; } @Override public Fragment getItem(int position) { if (mProducts != null && mProducts.size() … Read more