These versions are identical. The v2.2.0 is just an alternative about working (more optimized) but could give some problems depending web browsers.
$(document).ready(function(){
$(document).endless();
});
It encapsulates automatically the target's content in div block. Your HTML page is infinity scrollable.
direction //scroll direction ('up','down','left','right','vertical','horizontal')
scrollbar //hide or show the scrollbar ('enable','disable')
append //function running when you are arrived at the end and content appeared
prepend //function running when you are arrived at the beginning and content appeared
n_append //function running when you can't see the first content
n_prepend //function running when you can't see the second content
$('myElement').endless({
direction:'down',
append:function(){},
prepend:function(){},
n_append:function(){},
n_prepend:function(){}
});
the scrollbar parameter default value depends of your CSS style
$('myElement').scrollBottom(); //return scroll bottom position ( scrollTop() inverted )
$('myElement').scrollRight(); //return scroll right position ( scrollLeft() inverted )
See a demonstration here : http://totodunet.github.io/endless/
If you're interested, thanks to fork me or/and contribute to the development of endless.js!
published under the MIT License (http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
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