After hard reload, the ui-scroll fetching mechanism breaks down: shouldLoadTop/shouldLoadBottom methods return false due to viewport.bottomVisiblePos() returns invalid value.
AngularJS initializes automatically upon DOMContentLoaded event or when the angular.js script is evaluated if at that time document.readyState is set to 'complete'.
So if I have some class-style on the viewport (which provides necessary height to the viewport and which is comming from external resource), then the initialization of the app and initialization of the ui-scroll may occure before that external resource is downloaded and applied.
Possible workarounds:
make soft reload (without resources cache cleaning)
bootstrap the app manually in appropriate time (angular.bootstrap)
postpone ui-scroll render via ng-if and setTimeout/$timeout
After hard reload, the ui-scroll fetching mechanism breaks down: shouldLoadTop/shouldLoadBottom methods return false due to
viewport.bottomVisiblePos()
returns invalid value.Per AngularJS Automatic Initialization doc:
So if I have some class-style on the viewport (which provides necessary height to the viewport and which is comming from external resource), then the initialization of the app and initialization of the ui-scroll may occure before that external resource is downloaded and applied.
Possible workarounds:
<div ui-scroll-viewport style="height: 300px">