jquery $(window).bind('scroll')?

[shortysbest]

I've got everything working well except for one thing. My website is primarily hash based, so when i am using the $(window).unbind('scroll') it doesn't work for other pages that use this code to load more comments, so I need to rebind the scroll event to window when hash changes, like:

 

$(window).hashchange(function(){	

$(window).bind('scroll');

});

 

However that doesn't work. The code I ended up using for loading comments is:

 

var finished = true;
///////////////////
$(function () {
$(window).scroll(function () {
if ($(window).height() + $(window).scrollTop() >= $(document).height()-135) {
loading();
if(finished)
{
finished = null;
if(get('id'))
{
var id = get('id');	
}
else
{
var id = '';	
}
var f_post_id = $(".stream li:last").attr('id');

if(stream_loaded)
{

$.ajax({
        type: "POST",
        url: "ajax/load_old_posts.php",
        data: "id="+id+"&post_id="+f_post_id,
        cache: false,
        success: function(data) {

	var check_data = data.replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g, '');
	if(check_data)
	  {
          $(".stream li:last").after(data);
	  $(".stream li").fadeIn("slow");
	  }
	 var lpostid = $(".stream li:last").attr('id');
	if(last_id==lpostid)
	{
		$(window).unbind('scroll');
	}
	finished = true;
	end_loading();
	}

      });  

}
}}
});
});

[markjoe]

I must say that I have no idea what "hash based" website means.

But you shouldn't need to re-bind the other events, just don't wipe them out in the first place.

function loadComments(){
...
}
// then use:
$(window).bind('scroll', loadComments);
// and:
$(window).unbind('scroll', loadComments);
//as you need

At least I think this speaks to the issue your having...

[shortysbest]

Thank you, I got it working how I wanted.

And as to what I called a hash based website I mean it uses javascript to load all of the content rather then just regular pages.

for instance my website that's hash based the url looks like www.kithell.com#/home  rather than something like  www.kithell.com/home  or www.kithell.com?page=home

This way it doesn't have to reload all of the head content, such as the Jquery files, css, other javascript files that are large. Also allows for a lot of nice features other websites cannot have with a regular navigation system. For instance mine has it so you can watch youtube videos and switch through the pages while continuing to watch it without ending it.