Ariel Flesler wrote:
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> Cool, don't combine with LiveQuery, specially with the option lazy on,
> or it'll get called many times. LocalScroll can handle just fine by
> itself.
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> You MUST preserve the element you call LocalScroll on among the
> loadings.
> Below it, you can change w/e yo
Cool, don't combine with LiveQuery, specially with the option lazy on,
or it'll get called many times. LocalScroll can handle just fine by
itself.
You MUST preserve the element you call LocalScroll on among the
loadings.
Below it, you can change w/e you want. If the 'target' is a selector,
it ca
Ariel,
Wow.. I was unaware of the Ajax demo within the jQuery LocalScroll plugin. I
had only visited the regular demo. I'm definitely going to spend some time
studying the syntax in this demo page.
Thanks so much, Ariel. I've also looked into LiveQuery and will try this out
as well.
Thanks al
Odd.. the site includes ScrollTo but can't find where it is used.
LocalScroll supports dynamic content, by setting the option 'lazy' to
true. That means, dynamic "items" and dynamic links too.
Check the AJAX demo, it's certainly dynamic.
http://flesler.webs.com/jQuery.LocalScroll/ajax/
Cheers
I had the same problem, and from the looks of it, almost everyone does
atleast once.
I use liveQuery and its working perfectly well for me. Just download
the js file from the plugins page and check the examples provided.
Fairly straightforward.
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