Local checkImages function instead of triggering events on the container (take 2) #23
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February 21, 2012 14:56
…gger events on elements not owned by the plugin; Fixes #18 since window.onscroll is never called by the plugin anymore
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This fixes #18. Instead of triggering an event on the container, this moves the image checking into its own function. That function is called where events were previously triggered.
Resizing the window no longer scrolls to the top of the window in jQuery <1.7.
The plugin should only trigger its own events so other code doesn't receive an erroneous
onscrollwhen the window wasn't actually scrolled. Now the plugin only triggersappear.