Hi Jack
I haven't added a way to cleanly unbind localScroll as I didn't
thought it would be usual. If that's the case, I can tell you what
element to call unbind on.
jQuery.LocalScroll is prepared to handle dynamic content. That's why
the option lazy is there. If you choose the lazy option, then event
delegation is used. That means that if you do: $
(something).localScroll({lazy:true,..}). The binding is done on that
'something'. And as long as you preserve it, the click on links will
still be caught, if you don't understand what I mean, check the AJAX
demo. The links are renewed on each load and no rebinding is needed.
If you need any more help, mail me to aflesler(at)gmail(dot)com and
I'll help you out.
Cheers
Ariel Flesler
On 23 feb, 18:59, Jack Killpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wondering if anyone can help me with the LocalScroll plugin:
>
> I'm using the LocalScroll plugin and would like to programmatically
> unbind it from the nav links and target so that I can modify the set of
> links and the target, then rebind it. I tried using the lazy:true
> setting, but I found that I was not able to programmatically fire
> .click() events on the nav links (which I'm doing for some custom
> next/prev stuff) when lazy = true.
>
> I'm thinking that if I can unbind it, then rebind it, what I'm trying to
> do will work. The functionality is a set of links/target that change
> after someone logs in (the login is performed via ajax, so the page does
> not reload).
>
> If not unbinding/rebinding, maybe there's another/better way?
>
> Thanks,
> Jack
