MixItUp rocks, i have used it many times and so far i had no real problem + many other words of goodness. With that said, I am facing a peculiar problem.
I am using MixitUp + Multifilter to show products in my collection pages without any trouble.
However, one of my collections has too many items and each item has a featured image + in most cases an .mp4. Even though this sea of media is somewhat managed+balanced out with lazyloading, i decided to try out the Pagination extension of MixItUp to see if i could achieve better performance results and/or experiment.
The result is very weird.
When i scroll to bottom, the Network tab in dev tools goes BERZERK with requests and files, requesting files that shouldnt be normally loaded (for example, lazyloaded secondary media that should show/load only when a product is hovered).
If i scroll up, the same files are re-requested and re-fetched and re-downloaded.
So if you keep scrolling up and down and up and down, it keeps re-requesting and re-fetching and re-downloading the same files. (Very funny to see a page requesting 600 files and 1.6gb of data - now thats a 3g-4g mobile friendly policy keke).
Hello.
MixItUp rocks, i have used it many times and so far i had no real problem + many other words of goodness. With that said, I am facing a peculiar problem.
I am using MixitUp + Multifilter to show products in my collection pages without any trouble.
However, one of my collections has too many items and each item has a featured image + in most cases an .mp4. Even though this sea of media is somewhat managed+balanced out with lazyloading, i decided to try out the Pagination extension of MixItUp to see if i could achieve better performance results and/or experiment.
The result is very weird.
When i scroll to bottom, the Network tab in dev tools goes BERZERK with requests and files, requesting files that shouldnt be normally loaded (for example, lazyloaded secondary media that should show/load only when a product is hovered). If i scroll up, the same files are re-requested and re-fetched and re-downloaded.
So if you keep scrolling up and down and up and down, it keeps re-requesting and re-fetching and re-downloading the same files. (Very funny to see a page requesting 600 files and 1.6gb of data - now thats a 3g-4g mobile friendly policy keke).
See this
This behavior goes away when i remove the pagination extension.
Any ideas?
@patrickkunka I cant share the URL of the page publicly yet, so if you need to see the page i have to send you the URL in some private way.
THANKS!