1/** 2 * @file 3 * Infinite Scroll JS. 4 */ 5 6(function ($, Drupal, debounce) { 7 "use strict"; 8 9 // Cached reference to $(window). 10 var $window = $(window); 11 12 // The threshold for how far to the bottom you should reach before reloading. 13 var scrollThreshold = 200; 14 15 // The selector for the automatic pager. 16 var automaticPagerSelector = '[data-drupal-views-infinite-scroll-pager="automatic"]'; 17 18 // The selector for both manual load and automatic pager. 19 var pagerSelector = '[data-drupal-views-infinite-scroll-pager]'; 20 21 // The selector for the automatic pager. 22 var contentWrapperSelector = '[data-drupal-views-infinite-scroll-content-wrapper]'; 23 24 // The event and namespace that is bound to window for automatic scrolling. 25 var scrollEvent = 'scroll.views_infinite_scroll'; 26 27 /** 28 * Insert a views infinite scroll view into the document. 29 * 30 * @param {jQuery} $newView 31 * New content detached from the DOM. 32 */ 33 $.fn.infiniteScrollInsertView = function ($newView) { 34 // Extract the view DOM ID from the view classes. 35 var matches = /(js-view-dom-id-\w+)/.exec(this.attr('class')); 36 37 if (!matches) { 38 return; 39 } 40 41 var currentViewId = matches[1].replace('js-view-dom-id-', 'views_dom_id:'); 42 43 // Get the existing ajaxViews object. 44 var view = Drupal.views.instances[currentViewId]; 45 // Remove once so that the exposed form and pager are processed on 46 // behavior attach. 47 once.remove('ajax-pager', view.$view); 48 once.remove('exposed-form', view.$exposed_form); 49 // Make sure infinite scroll can be reinitialized. 50 var $existingPager = view.$view.find(pagerSelector); 51 once.remove('infinite-scroll', $existingPager); 52 53 var $newRows = $newView.find(contentWrapperSelector).children(); 54 var $newPager = $newView.find(pagerSelector); 55 56 view.$view.find(contentWrapperSelector) 57 // Trigger a jQuery event on the wrapper to inform that new content was 58 // loaded and allow other scripts to respond to the event. 59 .trigger('views_infinite_scroll.new_content', $newRows.clone()) 60 // Add the new rows to existing view. 61 .append($newRows); 62 63 // Replace the pager link with the new link and ajaxPageState values. 64 $existingPager.replaceWith($newPager); 65 66 // Run views and VIS behaviors. 67 Drupal.attachBehaviors(view.$view[0]); 68 69 window.history.pushState({}, '', $existingPager.find('a').attr('href')); 70 }; 71 72 /** 73 * Handle the automatic paging based on the scroll amount. 74 * 75 * @type {Drupal~behavior} 76 * 77 * @prop {Drupal~behaviorAttach} attach 78 * Initialize infinite scroll pagers and bind the scroll event. 79 * @prop {Drupal~behaviorDetach} detach 80 * During `unload` remove the scroll event binding. 81 */ 82 Drupal.behaviors.views_infinite_scroll_automatic = { 83 attach : function (context, settings) { 84 once('infinite-scroll', automaticPagerSelector, context).forEach(function (elem) { 85 var $pager = $(elem); 86 // Keep the pager in the layout (rather than visually-hidden) so the 87 // inline AJAX loading indicator, which is inserted inside it, is 88 // visible at the bottom of the list. The "Show more" button and title 89 // are hidden via CSS on this class instead. The class is added by JS so 90 // that, without JS, the button remains as a working fallback. 91 $pager.addClass('infinite-scroll-loading'); 92 var isLoadNeeded = function () { 93 return window.innerHeight + window.pageYOffset > $pager.offset().top - scrollThreshold; 94 }; 95 $window.on(scrollEvent, debounce(function () { 96 if (isLoadNeeded()) { 97 $pager.find('[rel=next]').click(); 98 $window.off(scrollEvent); 99 } 100 }, 200)); 101 if (isLoadNeeded()) { 102 $window.trigger(scrollEvent); 103 } 104 }); 105 }, 106 detach: function (context, settings, trigger) { 107 // In the case where the view is removed from the document, remove it's 108 // events. This is important in the case a view being refreshed for a reason 109 // other than a scroll. AJAX filters are a good example of the event needing 110 // to be destroyed earlier than above. 111 if (trigger === 'unload') { 112 if (once.remove('infinite-scroll', automaticPagerSelector, context).length) { 113 $window.off(scrollEvent); 114 } 115 } 116 } 117 }; 118 119 /** 120 * Views AJAX pagination filter. 121 * 122 * In case the Entity View Attachment is rendered in a view context, 123 * the default filter function prevents the required 'Use AJAX' setting 124 * to work. 125 * 126 * @return {Boolean} 127 * Whether to apply the Views AJAX paginator. VIS requires this setting 128 * for pagination. 129 */ 130 Drupal.views.ajaxView.prototype.filterNestedViews = function () { 131 return this.$view.hasClass('view-eva') || !this.$view.parents('.view').length; 132 }; 133 134 /** 135 * Show the pager loading indicator inline instead of full screen. 136 * 137 * Views defaults pager AJAX to a full-screen progress indicator, which 138 * Drupal positions fixed in the middle of the viewport. For infinite scroll
139 * that means a spinner floats on screen even when the visitor has not 140 * scrolled down to where the next results load. Switching to the inline 141 * "throbber" indicator renders it next to the pager - at the bottom of the 142 * list - so it only appears once the visitor reaches it. 143 */ 144 var originalAttachPagerLinkAjax = Drupal.views.ajaxView.prototype.attachPagerLinkAjax; 145 Drupal.views.ajaxView.prototype.attachPagerLinkAjax = function (id, link) { 146 originalAttachPagerLinkAjax.call(this, id, link); 147 if (this.pagerAjax && this.pagerAjax.progress) { 148 this.pagerAjax.progress.type = 'throbber'; 149 } 150 }; 151 152})(jQuery, Drupal, Drupal.debounce);
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