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I have a column inside my page that uses this ngInfiniteScroll. It's a people picker (you click a person and it filters on that person for results in another column). If the column containing the results is bigger than the results list because you have a very large window or someone resizes the window to where there is no longer a scrollbar, the ngInfiniteScroll won't call my 'show more people' function. Presumably this is because it listens on scroll events but there's no scroll even to happen when the element expands to where it no longer has a scrollbar.
Is there a way around this for both scenarios?
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@bradlys Have you tried using the "infinite-scroll-listen-for-event" option and setting it up to listen for a window resize event?
infinite-scroll-listen-for-event(optional)- {string} - The name of an event that, when received, will cause the scroll position check to be re-run. This is useful if you need to manually trigger the scroll handler, for instance if your items have been filtered or modified without altering the collection.
I have a column inside my page that uses this ngInfiniteScroll. It's a people picker (you click a person and it filters on that person for results in another column). If the column containing the results is bigger than the results list because you have a very large window or someone resizes the window to where there is no longer a scrollbar, the ngInfiniteScroll won't call my 'show more people' function. Presumably this is because it listens on scroll events but there's no scroll even to happen when the element expands to where it no longer has a scrollbar.
Is there a way around this for both scenarios?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: