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Trigger Extension ================= The trigger extension adds a link/button which has to be clicked before loading the next page. This is very helpful when you have a footer with information. Without this your visitors could possibly not reach your footer. This extension is bundled with IAS as a core extension. ## Usage After [you initialized IAS](getting-started.html#javascript) you can register the extension: ```javascript ias.extension(new IASTriggerExtension({ text: 'Load more items', // optionally })); ``` You can optionally set options for this extension. See below. ## Options ### text <dl> <dt>Type</dt> <dd>string</dd> <dt>Default</dt> <dd>Load more items</dd> </dl> Text of the link. ### html <dl> <dt>Type</dt> <dd>string</dd> <dt>Default</dt> <dd><div class="ias-trigger ias-trigger-next" style="text-align: center; cursor: pointer;"><a>{text}</a></div></dd> </dl> Allows you to override the html. The `{text}` placeholder will be replace by the value of the option `text`. ### textPrev <dl> <dt>Type</dt> <dd>string</dd> <dt>Default</dt> <dd>Load previous items</dd> </dl> Text of the link that will load the previous page. ### htmlPrev <dl> <dt>Type</dt> <dd>string</dd> <dt>Default</dt> <dd><div class="ias-trigger ias-trigger-prev" style="text-align: center; cursor: pointer;"><a>{text}</a></div></dd> </dl> Allows you to override the html. The `{text}` placeholder will be replace by the value of the option `textPrev`. ### offset <dl> <dt>Type</dt> <dd>integer</dd> <dt>Default</dt> <dd>0</dd> </dl> The number of pages which should load automatically. After that the trigger is shown for every subsequent page. For example: if you set the offset to 2, the pages 2 and 3 (page 1 is always shown) would load automatically and for every subsequent page the user has to press the trigger to load it.