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lazy list and "go to" an item
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Is it possible to “scroll” to an item that has been removed from the DOM due to the lazy system? Or, more specifically, in my case, I might add an item to the data set that feeds the lazy list, but due to what part of the list I am viewing, the added item may not appear in the DOM after a lazy.refresh. I would like to progmatically “scroll” to a specific item that I just added, even if that item isn’t in the DOM. The reason: when an item is added, I want to view the list so that I can see and flash the list item that was just added to the data. It would be neat if there was a method such as .goto(index). From what I can tell, there is not.
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The functionality of
ons-lazy-repeat
is relatively basic, allowing for the scrolling of simple lists. For this kind of dynamic functionality, I would recommend usingons-list
instead. Unless you have hundreds or thousands of items, I don’t think you are likely to notice a huge performance difference.