Angular directive for <ons-pull-hook>
component.
Component that adds Pull to refresh functionality to an <ons-page>
element.
It can be used to perform a task when the user pulls down at the top of the page. A common usage is to refresh the data displayed in a page.
Name | Type | Description |
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disabled | If this attribute is set the “pull-to-refresh” functionality is disabled. Optional. | |
height | String | Specify the height of the component. When pulled down further than this value it will switch to the “preaction” state. The default value is “64px”. Optional. |
threshold-height | String | Specify the threshold height. The component automatically switches to the “action” state when pulled further than this value. The default value is “96px”. A negative value will disable this property. If this value is lower than the height, it will skip “preaction” state. Optional. |
fixed-content | If this attribute is set the content of the page will not move when pulling. Optional. |
Name | Description |
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fixedContent | If this property is set the content of the page will not move when pulling. |
onAction |
This will be called in the action state if it exists. The function will be given a done callback as its first argument.
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onPull | Hook called whenever the user pulls the element. It gets the pulled distance ratio (scroll / height) and an animationOptions object as arguments. |
height |
The height of the pull hook in pixels. The default value is 64px .
|
thresholdHeight |
The thresholdHeight of the pull hook in pixels. The default value is 96px .
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state | Current state of the element. |
pullDistance | The current number of pixels the pull hook has moved. |
disabled | Whether the element is disabled or not. |
Name | Type | Description |
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action | Triggers when the page is pulled down. | |
changestate | Triggers when the state is changed. | |
pull | Triggers whenever the element is pulled. |
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