Doesn't work with touch scroll

[tigerhawkvok]

On "laplets" like the Surface Pro 3. I had to use my trackpad to test it at all ;-)

[jerryjappinen]

Could you give a bit more detail about what exactly is not working and which type of input we're talking about?

[tigerhawkvok]

The whole thing.

On the demo page, when using the touchscreen on Chrome 45.0.2431.0 (Official Build) dev-m (64-bit) on Windows 8.1 on Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 (and I can only assume similar touchscreen windows devices), begining a touch-event in a scroll-scope and dragging to scroll, up or down, will scroll to the end of the element then continue scrolling the page.

Actually, I just tested it on the Nexus 5 (Android 5.1.1, Chrome), and the same thing occurs -- when beginning a touch event in a scroll-scope container and touch scrolling, scrolling past the content ends then continues to scroll the page.

[jerryjappinen]

Great, much more informative, thank you. I got multiple reports of it not working on Android, so I need to do more testing there. Based on your description it sounds like the issue is legit and shouldn't occur.

[coldes]

...hello - yes this could be the 100% solution I have been after particularly with using modal windows, which to stop the body element scrolling I have had to trigger the parent element to 'position':'fixed' and on modal close back to 'position':'relative'

As per the post above, "data-scroll-scope" works on most desktop browsers [Not working Firefox**] and works on ios devices, using data-scroll-scope="force", however not working android - my test device a nexus 7 android 5.0.0, chrome 44.0.2403.128

For android fix I am keeping trigger events I have on modal window open by using

if(navigator.userAgent.match(/android/i)) {$('body').css({'overflow':'hidden'});}

& close modal

if(navigator.userAgent.match(/android/i)) {$('body').css({'overflow':'auto'});}

If "data-scroll-scope" can work across all OS's & devices then a great plugin that I would love to implement fully and get rid of using my "work arounds"

**Firefox - if persist scrolling with trackpad, after 3 scrolls, on fourth body scroll resumes

Is there a new version in the works?

thanks, Col

[jerryjappinen]

Sorry for the inactivity, I've been out travelling for a while.

There hasn't been any updates after the initial release unfortunately, I need to dive in with a bunch of test devices to get the right additional checks for various devices. Right now it's a known issue that a) this doesn't (always) work on Android.

Firefox on desktop actually relies on native behavior, which I'm hesitant to block further as FF plays relatively nice here.