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[p-table] : virtual scrolling to keep the existing loaded data - Infinite Scroll #8304

Closed daanishnasir closed 4 years ago

daanishnasir commented 4 years ago

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Current behavior

Currently only able to load 1 section of table data at a time, as we scroll down, would be great to hold onto the data that was already loaded and just add on the new scrolled data to the existing previous loaded visible data that is being shown. (So basically you're just tacking on visible data instead of loading only sections)

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cagataycivici commented 4 years ago

Thank you for the feedback however due to lack of demand from the community to this we've decided not to proceed, if there is more demand in the future, we'll reconsider.