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- Infinite Scroll - DEV Community
Here we have three javascript methods that are ran against our main element: scrollTop, clientHeight, and scrollHeight scrollTop, when applied to an HTML element, is a measurement of the distance from the top of the element to its top most visible content
- JavaScript scrollHeight Guide: Learn How to Measure Element Content
Learn how to use JavaScript's scrollHeight property effectively with examples and detailed explanations Enhance your web development skills with this step-by-step tutorial
- javascript - How to get infinite scroll to work? - Stack Overflow
var pages = document getElementById("scroller") getElementsByTagName("div"); var currentPageId = pages[pages length - 1]; console log("currentPageId is: "+currentPageId); var scrollbox = document querySelector('#page-container'); var scrolltop = $(window) scrollTop(); var scrollheight = scrollbox scrollHeight;
- javascript - How do I determine scrollHeight? - Stack Overflow
Thanks! This worked for me: var height = document getElementById ("chatLog") scrollHeight - $ ('#chatLog') height (); $ ('#chatLog') scrollTop (height);
- javascript - Check whether webpage contains infinitive scrolling . . .
One generic option would be to actually scroll the page to the bottom window scrollTo(0, document body scrollHeight) and then check if the page has grown (document documentElement scrollHeight), probably after waiting a couple of seconds
- javascript - How to get scroll position and document height then run a . . .
Try using the document documentElement properties on your scroll event listener to get the scrollTop, scrollHeight, clientHeight values Try using this to calculate the percentage in your scroll event listener: const {scrollTop, scrollHeight, clientHeight} = document documentElement;
- javascript - Div onscroll end detection not working consistently . . .
I have a simple implementation of infinte scroll in React js I am using event target scrollHeight to detect the end of the div But its not working consistently across the browsers For instance the when I make the height of the div as 30vh it works in chrome but not in firefox If I make it 35vh it works in firefox but not in chrome
- javascript - Scroll height adjustment with infinity scroll - Stack Overflow
You can have infinite scroll with, or without, virtualisation With virtualisation is slightly harder to implement and outside of the scope of your original question
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