Ensuring that $scope.onScroll gets defined scrollLeft- and scrollTop-values #659
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Thanks, @ajoslin will take a look at this. |
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Good catch @herschel666! I took a slightly difference approach and fixed it in 9e942f8. Thanks for the report and help 👍 |
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Hi.
I sometimes got errors when the
$element.scroll-binding had no proper object to get thescrollTop- andscrollLeft-properties from. That's when neithere.detailnore.originalEvent.deailis defined. The previous solution basing on ternary operators didn't catch this option.So I bloated the callback-function and added some "if-else-fugliness". What do you think?
Best regards
Emanuel