Running over CDN vs npm, and pagination question about infinite-ajax-scroll HOT 3 CLOSED

Thank you for using IAS this long! Let me try to answer your questions.

1. npm vs cdn: if you want to use it with npm, you also need to transpile the code using webpack, for example. Or you could take the already transpiled/minified code from the dist folder (that's the equivalent of using the code on CDN).

2. history support: you would need a small snippet to add the current page to the browser's url in order for this to work:

   // update title and url then scrolling through pages
   ias.on('page', (e) => {
     document.title = e.title;
     let state = history.state;
     history.replaceState(state, e.title, e.url);
   });

3. scrolling up when coming back: sadly this is something I haven't solved yet in v3. v2 did this by presenting a link which you could click to load the previous page.

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I've added a quick and dirty javascript that looks at the URL when the page is loaded, and if "page > 1" it loads my "go to top" button, so that addresses 3.
For 2, I have copied the dist script to local, and it works - so all good there.

I'll close this - thanks Jeroen.

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Thanks Jeroen, I've implemented 2. Only problem is that because of 3. it drops you back where you were (great) but you can't scroll back up (not so great lol). I'll have to have a think about which is the lesser UX issue :)

On 1, I'll test that out later... Any issues just using it from CDN? Any availability downtime?

On 3. I could probably present a button/link with previous page in a javascript div. Hmmm... will have a think. Even a "go to top" could work...

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