Re: Infinite Scrolling
Paul DeBruicker <[email protected]>
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Hi Sabine, Oh you're right that is an integral part. Sorry I left it out earlier. It looks like this: renderMoreItems: someResults from: aRequest at: anId on: html | itemsToRender | itemsToRender := self checkMoreResultsComplete: someResults. itemsToRender isNil ifTrue: [ html script: (((html jQuery id: anId) registeredInterval) delay: 2 seconds; func: (html jQuery ajax script: [ :s | s << ((s jQuery class: 'results:visible:last') replaceWith: [ :h | self renderMoreItems: someResults from: aRequest at: anId on: h ]) ])). (html div) class: 'results'; with: [ html heading level2 with: [ html render: 'waiting for results .... '. html image resourceUrl: '/img/icon-loader.gif' ] ] ] ifFalse: [ html script: (html jQuery id: anId) registeredInterval. itemsToRender := itemsToRender copy select: [ :each | self filterItem: each ]. itemsToRender isEmpty ifTrue: [ self renderNoMoreItemsError: html ] ifFalse: [ self renderItems: itemsToRender on: html self renderEndlessScroll: html with: aRequest with: anId ] ] The someResults object is a future from http://www.squeaksource.com/Futures.html. The #registeredInterval script is just a throwaway script that creates creates a js setInterval and stores it in the DOM to poll whether the future has results or not. Sending it with no arguments clears the interval. If I were writing it again I'd just use setTimeout to do the polling. But thats all orthogonal to your question. Hope this helps Paul Sabine Manaa wrote > Hi Paul, > > thanks for sharing. I try to use it. > > I think there is a typo in > > method > ^'endessScroll' > ==> 'endlessScroll' > > Could you please send me a piece of code what your >>> self renderMoreItems: moreItems from: aRequest at: id on: h > does? > > Regards > Sabine -- View this message in context: http://forum.world.st/Infinite-Scrolling-tp4821669p4894337.html Sent from the Seaside General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.