$window.height() should be window.innerHeight? about nginfinitescroll HOT 7 CLOSED

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Would perhaps be nice if this wasn't hardcoded but somehow more configurable. Different browsers seem to act differently with regards to window.height and innerHeight?

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I haven't tested this, but this guy claims it's a doctype issue, which seems bizarre.

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In my fork at https://github.com/kristianmandrup/ngInfiniteParallelScroll, I added the ability to do per-bowser specific configuration for height etc.

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Hmm. Are you sure it's a browser-specific problem?

On Fri, May 2, 2014 at 9:28 AM, Kristian Mandrup
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In my fork at https://github.com/kristianmandrup/ngInfiniteParallelScroll,
I added the ability to do per-bowser specific configuration for height etc.

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Not sure at all. Testing $window height vs innerHeight in my browser console gives the same result.

$(window).height()
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$(window).innerHeight()
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In my case, I can't even get the directive link: (scope, elem, attrs) -> function to execute, so no wonder it doesn't scroll for me :P Could you have a brief look? ;)

I don't see any Jquery dependencies, only:

mod.directive 'infiniteScroller', ['$rootScope', '$window', '$timeout', 'THROTTLE_MILLISECONDS'

But just angular services being injected...

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@bennlich This was Chrome issue. It's working as intended ($(window).height() === window.innerHeight) on v34.0.1847.131

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