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Currently the user navigates to a new page after pressing "next".
Implement endless pagination so that 10 additional clips are loaded into the page when "show more" is pressed.
Also, currently when a user presses a play button and a YouTube player opens up, that YouTube player stays open on the page. We may want to implement some Javascript to close all already open YouTube players on a page when the user presses a different "Play" button. I suspect all these open YouTube players may cause a browser to crash, especially if someone has 20 clips open with endless pagination implemented.
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Nice example of how django is showing its age when thinking about modern
UX. The days of multi page apps are numbered.
On Jun 26, 2014 11:12 PM, "Mitch Downey" notifications@github.com wrote:
Currently the user navigates to a new page after pressing "next".
Implement endless pagination so that 10 additional clips are loaded into
the page when "show more" is pressed.
Also, currently when a user presses a play button and a YouTube player
opens up, that YouTube player stays open on the page. We may want to
implement some Javascript to close all already open YouTube players on a
page when the user presses a different "Play" button. I suspect all these
open YouTube players may cause a browser to crash, especially if someone
has 20 clips open with endless pagination implemented.
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Endless pagination with a "show more" button
Endless pagination with a "show more" button, working Javascript interactions
Jul 9, 2014
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Currently the user navigates to a new page after pressing "next".
Implement endless pagination so that 10 additional clips are loaded into the page when "show more" is pressed.
Also, currently when a user presses a play button and a YouTube player opens up, that YouTube player stays open on the page. We may want to implement some Javascript to close all already open YouTube players on a page when the user presses a different "Play" button. I suspect all these open YouTube players may cause a browser to crash, especially if someone has 20 clips open with endless pagination implemented.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: