When I scroll to the bottom of my table rows (using infinite scroll to wrap a table) I can't scroll all the way to the top of the table again.
Once I get to the top 3-5 rows, the InfiniteScroll component scrolls back down. If I scroll up REALLY slow, I can get back to the top, but that's not going to work for my users.
I tried disabling infinite scroll by passing undefined to infiniteLoadBeginEdgeOffset.
Then I use handleScroll to start infinite scroll again when scrolling starts.
I see 2 problems:
1) handleScroll get's called regardless of whether or not I do any scrolling.
2) even without problem number 1, I have no way of preventing infinite scroll when I scroll up.
I'd like to suggest an update that disables infinite scrolling when the user scrolls up.
Do you have any other ideas of how I can fix this?
Here's the challenge I'm trying to overcome.
When I scroll to the bottom of my table rows (using infinite scroll to wrap a table) I can't scroll all the way to the top of the table again.
Once I get to the top 3-5 rows, the InfiniteScroll component scrolls back down. If I scroll up REALLY slow, I can get back to the top, but that's not going to work for my users.
I tried disabling infinite scroll by passing undefined to infiniteLoadBeginEdgeOffset.
Then I use handleScroll to start infinite scroll again when scrolling starts.
I see 2 problems:
1) handleScroll get's called regardless of whether or not I do any scrolling. 2) even without problem number 1, I have no way of preventing infinite scroll when I scroll up.
I'd like to suggest an update that disables infinite scrolling when the user scrolls up.
Do you have any other ideas of how I can fix this?