🇺🇦Ukraine @oleksandr p.

Faced with a similar issue on my project.

After a little investigation, I found incorrect triggering of the scroll event on the mobile devices, because this event was missed from the general event list.
Fixed by changing the "scroll" event to "touchmove".
Something like that:

// Trick to fix the infinite scroll on mobile devices.
if (window.innerWidth <= 992) {
  scrollEvent = 'touchmove';
}

Hope, my comment will be helpful to someone)

Changed.

Fixed incorrect plugin description.

Fixed incorrect plugin description.

Added additional variables for the GitLab CI file.

Fixed comments on the relevant places and also fixed coding standards where needed. Created a new MR.

I fixed coding standards and replaced necessary deprecated functions. Created a new MR.

Oleksandr P. → changed the visibility of the branch 3417231-coding-standards-and to active.

Oleksandr P. → changed the visibility of the branch 3417231-coding-standards-and to hidden.

I added the default Gitlab CI template for the project. Created a new MR.

I added the default Gitlab CI template for the project. Created a new MR.

I added the default Gitlab CI template for the project. Created a new MR.

I added the default Gitlab CI template for the project. Created a new MR.

I added the default Gitlab CI template for the project. Created a new MR.

Oleksandr P. → created an issue.

Oleksandr P. → created an issue.