nav.size is not a function

[adrazek]

Hi,

I got this error on using your library.
Note that The .size() method is deprecated as of jQuery 1.8. Use the .length property instead.

Please use length instead of size().

Regards,

[db0sch]

Hi all,
I must say I have the same issue regarding nav.size() is not a function.
Would you update the gem ?
Or shall I make a pull request ?
Thx

[db0sch]

@adrazek :
ok, I think I found the glitch.
The problem is not the .size().
It's because nav is undefined. Cause $container is undefined...

Anyway, you must declare the context in your .infinitePages config, with something like : context: '.divClass',

This line goes where you wrote debug: true, buffer:200, loading: ...

If you do it, the browser js console won't raise an error anymore. At least, not on nav.size().

I don't know why the context don't take its default setting though.

[namiwang]

jquery.size is deprecated in later jquery version, use .length instead.

[clemensg]

Replacing if nav.size() == 0 with if nav.length == 0 worked for me.

[truongnmt]

Get same error when integrate with Rails app, solution is setup using the Non-Rails ways and fix the library file as @clemensg:

Replacing if nav.size() == 0 with if nav.length == 0 worked for me.

[jdugarte]

There is a PR with this fix waiting for further review: #27

[leoplct]

+1 What it should be the context class if I have this structure?

<div class="infinite-table">
	<div class="item_groups">
		<%= render :partial => '/item_groups/item_groups', :object => @item_groups %>  
	</div>
					
	<p class="pagination">
	 <%= link_to_next_page(@item_groups, 'Next Page', :remote => true, theme: 'bootstrap4') %> </p>
</div>