Changelog

  • 2008 June 29 - 1.0 release.
  • 2008 September 25 - 1.1 release.
    • Rewritten as a jQuery plugin.
    • Added animation.
  • 2009 August 4th - 1.2 release.
    • More robust URL path regex.
    • getoption(’siteurl’) fix made.
    • jQuery plugin version updated. many more options available.
    • Release backwards compatible
  • 2009 September 15th - 1.3 release.
    • Fix from cosmin on loadingText key name.
    • Use enqueue_script() and plugins_url
  • 2009 November 29th - 1.4 release.
    • Reverting enqueue_script() change. It breaks on all sorts of themes and situations
    • Custom events model. Allows for triggering on a click, a la twitter style.
  • 2010 February 10th - 1.4.100210 release.
    • Fixing a small bug that jQuery 1.4 introduced.
  • 2010 May 4th - 1.5.100504 release.
    • Success callback receives `this` context value now (it matches whatever plugin was called on)
    • Callback also receives array of new elements as first arg
    • Drupal URL support (thanks Jerod and Vladikoff)
    • Code moved to Github

4 Responses to “Changelog”

  1. Paul Tarjan says:

    Three things:

    1) Great plugin. I’m loving it and recommending it.
    2) Please open a bug tracker. github or code.google.com should work.
    3) For django, page= is the django-pagination method of pagination which isn’t taken care of. Here is a simple patch:

    in determinePath:

    } else
    // page= is a common way to do pagination
    if ( path.match(/^(.*?page=)2(\/.*|$)/) ){
    path = path.match(/^(.*?page=)2(\/.*|$)/).slice(1);

  2. Paul Irish says:

    Hey Paul.

    1). Awesome thanks dude.
    2). Hmmm I’ve only gotten, three bug reports so far. I’ll move this to github soon though so I suppose that’ll be the bug tracker. :)
    3) Ah thanks for that. I’ve updated the code.

  3. moe says:

    can i use this on typepad, or tumblr? are there any hosted services that could use this? i’d like to use the combination of masonry and infinite scroll for a project, but i don’t want to host it myself.

  4. Paul Irish says:

    moe, you can use it anywhere that you can control the css and javascript.
    No idea about typepad and tumblr in particular.

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