ngInfiniteScroll | Infinite Scrolling for AngularJS | Frontend Framework library
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kandi X-RAY | ngInfiniteScroll Summary
ngInfiniteScroll is a directive for AngularJS to evaluate an expression when the bottom of the directive's element approaches the bottom of the browser window, which can be used to implement infinite scrolling.
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- The default event handler for the given scope
- Handles an infinite scrolling of a container element .
- Creates a function that only invokes func once per every wait milliseconds .
- Creates a new throttled function that only invokes func once per second
- Set the scroll container element
- remove event handler
- Returns the height of an element .
- Get page offset .
- Handles an infinite scrollable event .
- returns top offset of an element
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QUESTION
I'm trying to load the data using ngInfinitescroll but getting the error which do not understand why it comes though declared all the required dependencies. Here my work http://jsfiddle.net/ey0c2n1t/
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-25 at 10:58The version of AngularJS (v1.0.3) you are referencing in your project is incompatible with the version of ngInfiniteScroll
(v1.3.0) you are referencing.
This error is telling you that the infiniteScrollDirective
is attempting to inject the $interval
service, however a provider for this service cannot be found.
This is because the $interval service was not available in AngularJS 1.0.3.
Updating the version of AngularJS in your sample to a more recent release (v1.4.8) resolves the error.
Note that the bower.json
file for the ngInfiniteScroll
project has a dependency on AngularJS versions >= 1.2x.
QUESTION
Its been a day since i have stuck in this problem. I have install ui-select
through bower
and its installed successfully. The css file is loading correctly but the javascript file is not loading in the network call, but I can clearly see the file in view page source.
Thats why i get this error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-25 at 09:00in your HTML type should be type='text/javascript' not type='text/javscript'
QUESTION
I want to implement pagination in my "angularJs" application. I have a dropdown menu that I'm using angular-ui
for that. I want at first application loads the first set of data from "API" and when scrolled to button with the help of ngInfiniteScroll
requests the next set of data from the "API". For example at first in request "URL" I add "page=1" as parameter and for any request I add to that "page" number.
My question is that for this pagination should the "API" has the pagination capability or I can do this for any "API"?
If the "API" need to have that capability, do you know any "API" with pagination capability so I can test my application?
Appreciate any help.
my code is here
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-05 at 09:00The API has to support pagination in the sense that it should be able to respond to queries with fragments of data, instead of dumping all the data in one go.
For example:
For page 1:
your.api.endpoint/your/resource/path/countries?offset=0&pageSize=50
For page 4:
your.api.endpoint/your/resource/path/countries?offset=200&pageSize=50
You can build your URL params for pagination however you want though, e.g. /countries?pageNo=4&pageSize=50
, /countries?from=200&to=250
etc.
Note:
When you implement server-side pagination, you need to implement server-side sorting and filtering too; that's because with server-side pagination the client can only see 1 page of data and therefore sorting or filtering would be inaccurate.
EDIT to show example of mocking API response
In your service you might have something like this:
QUESTION
I'm ngInfiniteScroll dependency for AngularJS framework. https://sroze.github.io/ngInfiniteScroll/
It's assigned to my table.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-07 at 19:33I believe you are getting the same result each time because you $scope.currentLoadIndex
is not updating correctly from the then()
. Try setting the next index to the length of the current list aka:
$http.get("last.php?start=" + $scope.lastBookings.length)
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-23 at 10:40The ngInfiniteScroll
versions 1.0.0 > 1.2.x
including a lot of memory leaks and will eat your CPU.
Please use ngInfiniteScroll
version 1.3.0
https://github.com/sroze/ngInfiniteScroll/releases and you will be fine. A couple of performance fixes has been released within this version.
QUESTION
In my Angular application I am using the ng-infinite-scroll to allow a user to continously scroll through their 'news feed' using the plugin here - https://sroze.github.io/ngInfiniteScroll/documentation.html
On my desktop it runs fine, however when running this inside a Cordova app on an Android device the infinite scrolling uses a lot of CPU resources. I am trying to use the THROTTLE_MILLISECONDS option to only process scroll events every x seconds (this should increase performance and make scrolling less jerky).
I have my modules defined as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-22 at 13:04THROTTLE_MILLISECONDS
should be set on the module which will use ngInfiniteScroll
. So for your case, it should be set on abcdServices
, like this.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-04 at 21:34The problem is with your URL:
QUESTION
I have a build pipeline in VSTS that works, which contains the following steps
- .NET Core Restore
- .NET Core Build
- .NET Core Test
- Publish Test Results
- .Net Core Publish
Now I want to add a couple of additional steps to run the npm (Angular) tests. I have a package.json that defines all of the typical commands, including test and test-single-run. It has references to jasmine-core, karma, etc. I can post full files if someone wants to see them. From the command line on my machine I can run the npm run test-single-run command and it works and executes the tests as expected.
I added 3 steps to the build pipeline above after step 4, 2 npm steps and another Publish Test Results (don't know if/how this works with 2 different sources, but that is not my problem right now).
The first npm step runs the command install and has the Working folder with package.json as src/Cranalytics.
The second npm step runs custom with the command line arguments of run test-single-run and also has the same Working folder specified.
The first npm command runs without any errors and I can see it pull down a bunch of stuff. The second one errors with the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-11 at 04:23You can’t run karma jasmine test on Hosted agent. You need to setup a private build agent.
Refer to this article to set up a private build agent, it’s easy: Deploy an agent on Windows
QUESTION
I'm trying to create hybrid ui-router app from my own like it shown in https://github.com/ui-router/sample-app-angular-hybrid with only one difference – systemjs is used instead of webpack.
When the app is loading it throws an error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-28 at 15:54At the moment... (today is June 2017) the latest version of the '@uirouter/angular'
(@version v1.0.0-beta.7) is in hybrid mode not calling one of the init parts: servicesPlugin()
To fix that, just include these lines before the main module
QUESTION
I want to use ng-infinite-scroll (https://sroze.github.io/ngInfiniteScroll/). But when I want to call function from my service (injected to controller) nothing happened (this function doesn't trigger). When I call function not from the service but from $scope of the controller - everything works fine. How to call function from the injected service in infinite-scroll directive?
My HTML structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-21 at 20:44infinite-scroll
is binded to $scope.publicationsFactory :
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Install ngInfiniteScroll
Install it with: npm via npm install --save ng-infinite-scroll
Import ng-infinite-scroll and angular. import angular from 'angular'; import ngInfiniteScroll from 'ng-infinite-scroll';
Ensure that your application module specifies ngInfiniteScroll as a dependency: const MODULE_NAME = 'myApplication'; angular.module(MODULE_NAME, [ngInfiniteScroll]); export default MODULE_NAME;
Use the directive by specifying an infinite-scroll attribute on an element. <div infinite-scroll="$ctrl.myPagingFunction()" infinite-scroll-distance="3"></div>
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