Open Neptuniam opened 5 years ago
I tried to make a change to the scroll bars settings to force an update and that works but causes the scroll bar to behave improperly so that isn't really a fix
i'm using a self made directive
Vue.directive('perfect-scroll', {
bind(el, binding){
var options = {}
if(binding.value)
options = binding.value
el.dataset.perfectScroll = uniqid()
// console.log('bind', el)
// otherwise will put the scrollbar on the left instead of right
setTimeout(() => perfectScrollbars[el.dataset.perfectScroll] = new PerfectScrollbar(el, options), 0)
},
componentUpdated(el){
// console.log('componentUpdated', el)
if(_.has(el.dataset, 'perfectScroll') && perfectScrollbars[el.dataset.perfectScroll])
return perfectScrollbars[el.dataset.perfectScroll].update()
},
unbind(el){
// console.log('unbind', el)
if(_.has(el.dataset, 'perfectScroll') && perfectScrollbars[el.dataset.perfectScroll]){
perfectScrollbars[el.dataset.perfectScroll].destroy()
perfectScrollbars[el.dataset.perfectScroll] = null
delete perfectScrollbars[el.dataset.perfectScroll]
delete el.dataset.perfectScroll
}
}
})
<div class="messages" v-perfect-scroll="{ suppressScrollX: true }" ref="messagesList" v-on:ps-scroll-y="messagesScrolled">
<div class="holder">
// .... childs
</div>
</div>
I am using the vue-custom-scrollbar component in a vue project of mine and have encountered an issue. If I use the scrollbar to scroll down and the content inside the component changes and the scrollbar is no longer needed it doesn't update until the user scrolls manually. Is there a way to trigger an update to make it realize the scrollbar isn't needed so I can see the remaining content again?