Hey @uniring, in the past I've recommended the user do this explicitly by calling $ionicScrollDelegate.resize() when the content changes.

Did you try that? I think it might make sense to put this one in here as well we just need to asses possible performance impact.

I've just tried that and it didn't work. This is my code:

    $scope.$watch('messages', function(val) {
        if (val.length > 0) {
            setTimeout(function() {
                $ionicScrollDelegate.resize();
                $ionicScrollDelegate.scrollBottom();
            }, 300);
        }
    }, true);

The 300ms timeout is to avoid scrolling while the push view animation is running (because sometimes I read the data from a cache and is too fast).

@uniring, what if you defer it?

$ionicScrollDelegate.resize();
$timeout(function() {
  $ionicScrollDelegate.scrollBottom();
});

At any rate, we need to make a fix here, just want to see if that one worked for ya.

I've added a forceRefresh parameter to scrollBottom, this way you can select if you need a refresh or not.

Then my code looks like:

    $scope.$watch('messages', function(val) {
        if (val.length > 0) {
            setTimeout(function() {
                $ionicScrollDelegate.scrollBottom(true, true);
            }, 300);
        }
    }, true);

And works as expected. Another approach is to change the refresh function to work like the hintRefresh in the scrollView code, and using the $ionicScrollDelegate.resize() you mentioned, but I think this way is less complicated for the final user.

Any ideas?

Nice, defering it works well… Why I've don't tried it before ¬¬

Thanks! I'll close this pull request but keep in mind more users will try to implement this feature so hinting them in the docs will be a great idea :)

Wow, I've missed the last line of your comment… It's not my day hehe. I've just reopened the pull request if you want it to merge, I don't know if this is the best approach, but it works. Just close it if you don't want it.

Added in nightly! Your use-case should work now without any extra code :-)