Does Turbolinks work with jQuery Infinite Pages?

[zmillman]

This should be investigated...

[hwatkins]

It does not work with Turbolinks, the next page link is getting cached so if you link off the page and then link back to it the scrolling will continue to hit the last page number it had cached.

[chezbro]

I'm using jquery-infinite-pages with kaminari and simple_calendar to try and apply infinite scroll to the calendar so that on scroll it renders the next month. I've got this working for 4 months then when I get to June the link_to_next_page is gone and therefore the pagination doesn't scroll/paginate. Is there a preset configuration for maximum # of pages it will paginate? If so, how can I increase this amount. Thanks!

[JaredCowan]

I'm using this with turbolinks just fine.

[hwatkins]

What is your test case? The container gets cached so if you turbolink off the page and then turbolink back onto the pages which uses jquery-infinite-pages then you will continually scroll the same end page. If you don't ever page off the current page or do a hard refresh then you are ok.

[keithnickas]

@JaredCowan ... I'm having the same issue with a development piece I'm working on, how were you able to overcome this issue with turbolinks?

[davidpatters0n]

I too have been unable to get this working in development. I've followed the readme and I seem to not get this working asynchronously. When I load the page up it doesn't even attempt to configure the table.

[mbajur]

This PR works for me: #15

[pedantic-git]

The two larger PRs for fixing this didn't work for me, but I got it working with a one-line change that just unbinds the scroll event before it is re-bound. See #24.

[TrishaPatel]

Hi
What solution did you get guys? Still, I am getting this issue. It is appending the same record again and again if I am hitting the browser back button.

[pedantic-git]

@TrishaPatel I don't use this any more but it worked well with my one-line fix in #24 for the whole time I did. Does that fix work for you?