orizens
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7 years ago i feel what you're describing is the normal behavior that should happen. further than that, you need to decide how to handle the "scrolled" event.
Closed SridharSathya closed 6 years ago
orizens
commented
7 years ago i feel what you're describing is the normal behavior that should happen. further than that, you need to decide how to handle the "scrolled" event.
SridharSathya
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7 years ago Orizens, thanks for your reply. But is it possible to give the scrollDistance in percentage? Or by any way that we can calculate and give based on the screen resolution?
orizens
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7 years ago scrollDistance is of "number" (decimal) type only. you can bind a variable to it and update the variable
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Orizens, thanks for your reply. But is it possible to give the scrollDistance in percentage? Or by any way that we can calculate and give based on the screen resolution?
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6 years ago closed by 269b5f6dd84125698620ffce8f0f8b4b1a1bafe5
Hi,
Recently I used angular2-infinte-scroll package in our project and it works fine in all aspects, except the fact that when I change the screen resolution in chrome/firefox browser (by zooming in and zooming out), the scroll call is keep on triggering unless it reaches some stable point (might be after reaching the viewport distance mentioned). I have given viewport as 2 (default value). Kindly help me how to handle this based on screen/window size. (To be compatible with mini laptops to mega PCs)