I can't reactivate scrollify after use $.scrollify.destroy() about scrollify

[lukehaas]

Thanks, I've just pushed a fix to jquery.scrollify.js that should resolve this.

[noinstance]

Same problem that I had. Your fix didn't work for me. See my pull request.

[zakgreene]

Hi, I was having the same issue, tried your fix and although it removed the JS error, it can't seem to scroll. The URL hash also changes to /#[object Object]. Tried using .move() to no avail.

[noinstance]

If you're using the minified version, don't, I didn't update it. The non minified version works for me. I'm calling $.scrollify({ params }) if the window width is bigger than a certain size. If it is resized down, i call $.scrollify.destroy() and $.scrollify({ params }) again if resized up.

[zakgreene]

I'm using the non-minified verison. When I recreate the $.scrollify instance after destroying it, I sometimes get an error Cannot read property 'height' of undefined. This only happens if I've scrolled down a bit when recreating the instance. In every case, the URL becomes /#[object Object].

[noinstance]

Maybe it's a different problem? I can't duplicate that. My urls look nice
too.

On Mon, Sep 7, 2015 at 7:23 PM, Zak Greene [email protected] wrote:

I'm using the non-minified verison. When I recreate the $.scrollify
instance after destroying it, I sometimes get an error Cannot read
property 'height' of undefined. This only happens if I've scrolled down a
bit when recreating the instance. In every case, the URL becomes /#[object
Object].

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[lukehaas]

I realised what was wrong with the update I pushed. I've pushed another update that resolves both your problems.

[zakgreene]

This works great now, thank you @lukehaas! I'm still sometimes getting the error Cannot read property 'height' of undefined sometimes when I destroy(), but it doesn't affect anything on the site.