Plugin compatibility code
Many plugins run after the page has loaded and process existing content. Since Infinite Scroll dynamically adds new content to the page, sometimes you have to execute additional code to reinitialize...
View ArticleThe History of Infinite Scroll
Here is the history as far as I’ve seen it: 2005 June 23 – Ma.La releases the Google Auto Pager greasemonkey script. 2005 June 28 – Bill Scott releases Rico LiveGrid and writes “Death To Paging!” 2006...
View ArticleInfinite Scroll in Greasemonkey – Autopagerize
Check out the greasemonkey script Autopagerize adds infinite scroll functionality to hundreds of websites, including Google, Yahoo, Blogger, and Twitter. It was written by Japanese hacker swdyh with...
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Who made this?
Paul Irish of Aurgasm wrote the original javascript and now maintains the WordPress plugin and jQuery plugin. dirkhaim of tinyways took Paul’s original code and built it out into a full fledged...
View ArticleChangelog
2008 June 29 – 1.0 release. 2008 September 25 – 1.1 release. Rewritten as a jQuery plugin. Added animation. 2009 August 4th – 1.2 release. More robust URL path regex. getoption(‘siteurl’) fix made....
View ArticleInfinite Scroll jQuery Plugin
This plugin aims to progressively enhance your page. Your navigation/pagination elements should be present in the HTML for non-js users, but the plugin will utilize those links to build out a more rich...
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WordPress Plugin Installation
Download the plugin. Install it to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin in your WordPress Admin UI. Visit the Settings / Infinite Scroll page to set up the css selectors. The plugin...
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The Interaction Design Pattern
Infinite scroll has been called autopagerize, unpaginate, endless pages. But essentially it is pre-fetching content from a subsequent page and adding it directly to the user’s current page. Problem...
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