23 Comments

1. Lek
   05/15/2009 at 10:32 PM

   Hi,
   thank you for your beautifull script : could I have some explanation about your code :
   I have to display a list of data item from 0 to 1200, and I want to display them by blocks of 100 items when there are needed :
   – how could I configure the batchNum, batchSize, maxOffset ?
   – what are those variables for ?
   Thank you for your help.

   

   ycTIN Reply:
   May 15th, 2009 at 11:33 PM

   Hi Lek,

   I explain the variables first.

   maxOffset : the max number of items you wants to displays
   batchNum : the number of sets will be append, when the scroll to bottom
   batchSize : the number of items in each sets/blocks

   you want diplay 0 ~ 1200, the maxOffset should be set to 1200
   but the batchNum and batchSize, i can’t answer with you because its need consider scroll direction , the container and the items size

   Regards,
   Timmy

   Reply

2. Lek
   05/15/2009 at 11:56 PM

   Hi Timmy,
   thank you for your answer.
   Here a some informations :
   I want to use a vertical scroll
   the container is a div with a total height of 200 px
   the items are div lines with a total height of 12px
   Does this informations help you ?
   Thank you again for your help.

   Regards,
   Lek.

   

   ycTIN Reply:
   May 16th, 2009 at 12:30 AM

   div lines = 1 item per row ? if so
   batchSize = 200 px / 12px = i suggest 17~20 (the sum of items size should be lager than container window size)
   batchNum = 5(default)

   you can fine tune the values to get the best effect

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3. Lek
   05/16/2009 at 5:03 AM

   All right,
   thank you, it look cool. I have to play with it a little but I am very happy with the actual result.
   Thanks for sharing & keep up the good work,
   Regards,
   Lek

   Reply

4. Phoenix
   05/21/2009 at 3:18 AM

   Hello,

   Can you please help me understand how to integrate “Fullsize”?
   http://www.addfullsize.com/

   I added the required ‘longdesc’ attribute to the ‘img’ tags, and I’ve tried adding the call to fullsize() in every place that I can think of, except for in your .js file… In my ‘head’, I’m pulling in ‘jquery-1.3.2.min.js’, ‘jquery.ajaxscroll.min.js’, and ‘jquery.fullsize.pack.js’, in that order…

   Can you think of anything?

   Thanks for sharing!

   

   ycTIN Reply:
   May 21st, 2009 at 9:30 PM

   Hi Phoenix,

   You can easily to integrate other image plugins because the AjaxScroll is i develop for my gallery project. Just need call the fullsize plugins in ajax callback function, more detail please find my updated post and download an new source code pack.

   Regards,
   Timmy

   Reply

5. Phoenix
   05/23/2009 at 9:20 AM

   Awesome, ycTIN.

   I actually just saw your new demo, before coming back here to read your reply…

   What a nice surprise!

   Thank-you so much

   Respect ++

   Reply

6. richard
   05/24/2009 at 3:28 AM

   Hi, I like the idea of this. I am interested to know if you could get it to include asp pages, dynamic ones like .asp?xxxx, or if you could just include images from one folder.
   Thanks
   Richard

   

   ycTIN Reply:
   May 24th, 2009 at 11:07 PM

   Hi richard,

   I am not sure understand your question, but this sure can be dynamic loading any server side page. I using static html in the demo, because my hosting processing the php very slow. You can make few change to support any server side content(php,asp,jsp,cgi …)

   Example
   html:
   $obj.load('vdata/' + $obj.attr('offset') + '.html');
   php:
   $obj.load('data.php?offset=' + $obj.attr('offset'));
   asp:
   $obj.load('data.asp?offset=' + $obj.attr('offset'));

   Regards,
   Timmy

   Reply

7. Ven G.
   10/06/2009 at 5:57 PM

   I like your demo and thinking of using this plug in, I’d like to display a list of jpeg, and every jpeg should have a link, so that when user click it, it will jump somewhere, possible? thanks.

   

   ycTIN Reply:
   October 6th, 2009 at 8:37 PM

   Yes, you can do this. just need add the link into the image.

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8. Esmond
   10/24/2009 at 10:29 PM

   Great plugin and very responsive. Can you tell me how to change the number of columns in the vertical mode?
   Thanks,
   Esmond

   Reply

9. Esmond
   10/24/2009 at 10:56 PM

   I’ve worked out you just need to set the container size and let it flow so please ignore my last message

   Reply

10. Konstantin
    11/03/2009 at 3:10 AM

    Hi, can u explain how I can use your script, if I have images in my DB and I show them dynamically on every website page? I can only use an ID of an image to exctract it from DB. So how can I use $obj.load(’show_image.php?offset=’ + $obj.attr(‘offset’)); if I have for example 10 images and their IDs are 10, 111, 200, 13, …, X.

    The point is that in your script ‘offset’ is always a beautiful sequence of numbers from 1 to X, and in my case this sequence can be what ever it can be.

    

    ycTIN Reply:
    November 3rd, 2009 at 11:10 AM

    Hi Konstantin,

    In the SQL, you can locate you records by offset.
    MySQL example: SELECT * FROM images WHERE album_id = 1 LIMIT $offset, 1

    Regards,
    Timmy

    Reply

11. bibi
    12/13/2009 at 9:09 PM

    Hi!

    to start, thank you for this nice scroll ! really usefull!

    could you just tell me if it is possible to use several “ajaxscroll” (horizontal way) on the same page, one under the other?

    actually i’d like to use it to make a picture portfolio, but I need to put several categories of photos on the same page (for instance: portraits, cars, landscapes …)

    each different category using the 1 “ajaxscroll”…, how can I achieve this?

    thanks!

    

    ycTIN Reply:
    December 17th, 2009 at 9:42 PM

    Sure, you can do it. My demo also used two AjaxScroll in single page, you can download the demo source code and try to modify them.

    Regards,
    Timmy

    Reply

12. Dat
    12/28/2009 at 3:53 PM

    hello,

    Could you tell me how to use the script, if I have the datatable (as a datasource for the Grid needs continuous scrolling) with various fields which is formatted in JSon?

    Regards,
    Dat

    Reply

13. seo
    01/14/2010 at 8:34 PM

    thanx for code…

    Reply

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