Proper way to stop scroll requests when scrollThreshold is not reached

[PhilCliv]

I have pages where the content downloaded will not reach the scrollThreshold height. In this case, it keeps incrementing the pages and runs many queries per second to the server. I've found a way to stop this but it is raising an error "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'querySelectorAll' of null" Is there a proper way to do it? Thank you! Here is my code:

infiniteScroll = $(target).infiniteScroll({
        path: someUrl,
        append: '.grid-item',
        history: false,
        outlayer: msnry,
        scrollThreshold: 1000,
        prefill: true
    });

    infiniteScroll.on('load.infiniteScroll', function (event, response) {
        if (!response || !Object.keys(response).length) {
            // disable scroll load behavior if no response
           infiniteScroll.data('infiniteScroll').scrollThreshold = false;
            return false;
        }
    });

[desandro]

Infinite Scroll v4 was just released earlier this week with a fix for this kind of case. Can you confirm you are using v4.0.x?

[PhilCliv]

You are right. With the version 4 it's working perfect. Thank you!