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There is an option "Infinite scrolling" if you wish to enable infinite scrolling for navigating back through old content rather than traditional pagination.
The amount of data in each 'wave' of results that loads will be based on the maximum-per-page that would apply to regular pagination.
The infinite scrolling is programmed to load more results each time you scroll down [i]if[/i]:
1) It is not currently waiting for more results to load
2) And, you have less than 2 scrollbars of results to read (to make sure scrolling can remain relatively continuous -- results may take a while to load depending on user connection speed)
It is [i]not[/i] based on the proportion of previous 'waves' of results that the user has read. This means that if that maximum is relatively small then a lot of AJAX requests will be fired off as the user scrolls down in a machine-gun-like manner.
It's therefore not recommended to have the maximum-per-page setting too low.
[title="2"]See also[/title]
- [page="_SEARCH:tut_drinking"]Drinking from the feature pool[/page]
