I use JQuery 1.11.1, JQueryMobile 1.4.2 and the JS library Waypoint.
I have trouble that, from what I understood, are linked to JQuery Mobile and positionning of Waypoint-s when switching between pages.
Here is a JSFiddle with an example of the problem (NB: in the JS part I had to copy the code of Waypoint library at the top, scroll to the bottom for the code involving the setting of waypoints on DOM objects; The result window should be >500px and display a scrolling bar to execute the test correctly ).
When you firt load the JSFiddle: you scroll down and it will trigger both Waypoint (2 alert() messages following each other) instead of trigerring only waypoint of page #1.
If you load the JSFiddle, then use sequentially the links: "go to page 2" , "go to page 1", and scroll down the page #1, the Waypoint does not tigger (no alert() message).
If you load the JSFiddle, then use sequencialy the links: "go to page 2" and scroll down the page #2, the Waypoint does not tigger (no alert() message).
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I use JQuery 1.11.1, JQueryMobile 1.4.2 and the JS library Waypoint.
I have trouble that, from what I understood, are linked to JQuery Mobile and positionning of
Waypoint-s when switching between pages.Here is a JSFiddle with an example of the problem (NB: in the JS part I had to copy the code of Waypoint library at the top, scroll to the bottom for the code involving the setting of waypoints on DOM objects; The result window should be >500px and display a scrolling bar to execute the test correctly ).
When you firt load the JSFiddle: you scroll down and it will trigger both Waypoint (2
alert()messages following each other) instead of trigerring only waypoint of page #1.If you load the JSFiddle, then use sequentially the links: "go to page 2" , "go to page 1", and scroll down the page #1, the Waypoint does not tigger (
no alert()message).If you load the JSFiddle, then use sequencialy the links: "go to page 2" and scroll down the page #2, the Waypoint does not tigger (
no alert()message).