node.js - Use Ajax to load posts in Keystone -

i want able load earlier pages current page once have reached bottom of document. want able reusable jade partial.. or similar that.

this need connected keystone.js supplying data jade partial

i create ajax call so:

// load more posts var currentpage = 1;  function addnextpage(currentpage){     currentpage++;     var parameters = {           "currentpage": currentpage         };      $.get( "/addnextpage", parameters, function(data) {                                          $.each(data, function (key) {             $(".news").append(data);         });     });  }  var scrollnews = _.throttle(function(e) {                        if($(window).scrolltop() + $(window).height() > $(document).height() - 300) {         addnextpage(currentpage);     } }, 500); window.addeventlistener("scroll", scrollnews, false); 

how keystonejs render , respond partial specific paginated page?

you add respective route page

app.get("/addnextpage",function(req, res, next){     var view = new keystone.view(req, res),     locals = res.locals;      // renit locals     locals.section = 'news';     locals.filters = {         category: req.params.category     };     locals.data = {         posts: [],         categories: []     };      var q = keystone.list('post').paginate({             page: req.query.currentpage || 1,             perpage: 3         })         .where('state', 'published')         .sort('-publisheddate')         .populate('author categories');       q.exec( function(err, results) {         if (err) {             throw err;         } else {             console.log('recieved posts page');             locals.data.posts = results;              jade.renderfile('templates/partials/newspost.jade', locals, function(err, results) {                 if (err) {                     throw err;                 } else {                     console.log('rendered jade');                     globalres(results)                 }             });         }     });      function globalres(results){         res.send(results);     } });