some sort of integrating with sausage scrollbar magic navigation plugin about infinite-scroll HOT 7 CLOSED

Heh, I don't know about integrating, its essentially what this plugin does (with the cool diagram on the side). Infinite-scroll's got competition!

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maybe this could be an option that appends an element, #infscr-loading, to the page. the plugin would then append a child element for each page.

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Hi guys -

Just to clarify quickly, sausage.js doesn't actually handle any lazy loading/infinite scroll functionality. It's designed to play nice with any implementation that uses this style of markup:

<div class="container-for-some-pages">
    <div class="page"></div>
    <div class="page"></div>
    <div class="page"></div>
    <!--
        Just insert more pages and update the sausage instance and you're good to go.
    -->
</div>

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Ahh thanks for clarifying Christopher, I didn't have time to check out the source code and presumed it was handling the lazy loading as well. In that case I'm sure there's definitely a way we can integrate with sausage!

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I talked this over briefly with Paul about a week ago. I think the best way to handle this is by using an attribute on the first element of the "page" with data-infscrpage="i", where i is equal to the page number.

Another idea is to create a variable in the callback that could be called on later, such as infscrPage001. This way, a search isn't fired each time a link is clicked, but instead calls on the "cached" variable.

Any opinions are appreciated. I'm hoping to program this out this week.

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I did a rough example here:

https://github.com/christophercliff/sausage/blob/master/examples/infinite-scroll.html

Works out of the box, however the loading div will cause an extra little bubble above the last page added (sausage checks all child elements for simplicity). Not sure the best way to accommodate this.

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Right, who's going to write the behavior for this one? I have a feeling this could be accomplished easily with the retrieve method or custom callback pretty easily.

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