Strategy for triggering inview on load about jquery.inview HOT 5 OPEN

For now I'm just manually checking to see if the viewport is scrolled past the element. It's a simple situation being that the element in question occupies the very top of the body. I'd love to know a better approach for future situations though.

$(window).on('load', function () {
  if ( $(window).scrollTop() > $header.height() ) {
    activate();
  }
});

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I second this.

A nice way would also be if the actual code to check if an element is in view would be populated, so one could use it from outside the event.

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Btw ryan, when you trigger the event manually the whole inview-logic is bypassed – hence you need to pass the inview parameter yourself.

Since you don't pass anything, your first condition will never be satisfied, and activate() will be called.

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@ryanburnette I just commited a pull request that fixes this issue: 1e4bf03

Actually the inview event should be fired initially as well, but due to a mistake in code only for elements that are or have been in view.

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@andypillip Thanks for the solution. Manually patching the code, fixed the problem for me.

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