Make a finite scroll with Ajax. Not great but does the trick.

gistfile1.txt

  		/* Finite scroll functions */
			jQuery('.nextpage').click(function(){
				var nextpageno=$('.nextpageno:last').html(); /* write this element with php into div, kind of hinky */
				if (nextpageno>0) { 
				$('.inside').append($(document.createElement("div")).load('<?php echo $nextpagelink."/"?>' + nextpageno + ' .inside-left') );
				}
				});   
				
			jQuery(document).ajaxSend(function(event, request, settings) {
				$('.nextpage').css("display","none");
				$('.loadimg').css("display","inline-block");
			});
 
			jQuery(document).ajaxComplete(function(event, request, settings) {
				$('.nextpage').css("display",function() { 
					var nextpageno=$('.nextpageno:last').html();
					if (nextpageno==0) return "none"; else return "inline-block";} 
				);
				$('.loadimg').css("display","none");
				// $.scrollTo('.inside-left:last',400);
			});
			
		</script>

/* NOTES
-- the click bar is in a div with class="nextpage".
-- the div with class="iq-inside" will get appended to with the content in the class="iq-inside-left" from the loaded page
-- the load requires a URL which is built in the php from $nextpagelink. It just needs to look like "/mypage".
-- nextpageno is the value of the html in a div with class="nextpageno". It gets parsed and used to set the post offset for the query. It gets calculated by php.

-- there is an image file for .loadimg, it is a swirly gif.

-- basically, ajax just loads the same page over and over, but each time wordpress puts in new content based on the query.

*/