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Hi, I'm using your wrapper and needed to bind some behavior to the scroll, in this case the 'scrollend' event (very useful to implement an infinite scroll).
To see how it worked in my solution I adde…
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While experimenting with the implementations of scrollend in firefox and chrome I noticed that there's [some inconsistency about in which cases it fires when no scrolling occurs](https://bugs.chromium…
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I try with mouseWheelSpeed:10,5,0.5,0.001 but the scroll is very very fast, trackpad of MacBook Pro, is a is it my mistake?
```
myScroll = new IScroll('#wrapper', {
scrollX: true,
scrollY: tr…
ghost updated
8 years ago
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### Description
The `scrollend` event is fired when a scroll is completed. Not only is this helpful for web developers that wish to be notified when a scroll is completed, but this may be helpful for…
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The [Scrolling](https://drafts.csswg.org/cssom-view/#scrolling-events) section states:
> Whenever an element gets scrolled (whether in response to user interaction or by an API), the user agent mus…
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I'm using the `scrollToElement()` function to move between sections of a page. I wanted to disable scrolling until the `scrollEnd` event occurs. I'm setting a boolean on `scrollStart` to `true` and ba…
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cc @cathiechen
Authors can use various JS APIs e.g. Element.scroll() to scroll a view. They can specify the scroll behavior to be "smooth" (i.e. animated) or "instant". Moreover, if an animated use…
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I have a scrollEventHandler which is debouncing the scroll events so that I can create a scrollEnd-like feature:
`scrollable-view.hbs`
```hbs
{{yield}}
```
`scrollable-view.js…
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Useful for infinite scrolling
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I am using nanoscroller plugin and its freaking crazy awesome. the options available is right exactly what I am looking for. However I found an issue with nested scroller. I am trying to bind the scro…