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README
Infinite Scroll adds the following functionality to your StatusNet installation:
When a user scrolls towards the bottom of the page, the next page of notices is
automatically retrieved and appended. This means they never need to click "Next
Page", which dramatically increases stickiness.
Note that there is a configuration option to make it so that the plugin doesn't
trigger when the user approaches the bottom of the page, but instead triggers
when the "next" button is clicked.
Installation
============
Add "addPlugin('InfiniteScroll',
array('setting'=>'value', 'setting2'=>'value2', ...);"
to the bottom of your config.php
Settings
========
on_next_only (false): trigger infinite scroll when the next button is clicked.
Note that this means you really don't have "infinite scrolling" as the trigger
is clicking, not scrolling.
Example
=======
addPlugin('InfiniteScroll', array(
'on_next_only'=>false
));
When a user scrolls towards the bottom of the page, the next page of notices is
automatically retrieved and appended. This means they never need to click "Next
Page", which dramatically increases stickiness.
Note that there is a configuration option to make it so that the plugin doesn't
trigger when the user approaches the bottom of the page, but instead triggers
when the "next" button is clicked.
Installation
============
Add "addPlugin('InfiniteScroll',
array('setting'=>'value', 'setting2'=>'value2', ...);"
to the bottom of your config.php
Settings
========
on_next_only (false): trigger infinite scroll when the next button is clicked.
Note that this means you really don't have "infinite scrolling" as the trigger
is clicking, not scrolling.
Example
=======
addPlugin('InfiniteScroll', array(
'on_next_only'=>false
));