Avoid CSP violation when using pagination due to inline javascript #499
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Looks good! Thanks a lot for the pull request! |
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Fixes a regression introduced by javve#499, causing the browser to scroll to the top of the page when the pagination buttons are clicked.
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This introduces a regression: if the list.js object is not at the top of the page, then clicking the navigation buttons will make the browser scroll back up to the top. I have submitted PR #750 to fix this. |
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Minor change to avoid CSP violation when using pagination due to inline javascript.
As discussed in issue #498.