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#2107 Disable Lazy Load

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Latest post by sbluege on Monday, 09 May 2016 13:57 UTC

libelnet
 I need to disable Lazy Load in Event Gallery 3.3.2, what code do I need to edit to realize this?

sbluege
There is no easy way to disable lazy loading of images. There are many places where you need to edit files and I'll not start to list them here. Which problem do you try to solve?

You're using a very old version of Joomla!. This is highly dangerous. It is not unlikely that your site was already hacked.

libelnet
About the Joomla version: I know.

The lazy load doesn't work on mobile devices. We built an smartphone app on Joomla with your extension to show a lot of pictures.

sbluege
Lazy load works pretty well in a mobile browser. Not sure about your app. If you want to dive into the code just search for "lazy". This will be not an easy task.

By the way, I don't recommend using Event Gallery 3.3 as well. It's simply outdated.

libelnet
I searched for lazy, but there where too many hits to be sure what file should be editted.
Is there anywhere a variable that defines how many images there will be loaded on page-load? It could be a work-around when I increase that number.

sbluege
yes. Initially it loads images up to 100px below the current view. You can set a global JavaScript variable EventGalleryLazyloadRange with a higher value like 10000.