After saving a record, the view jumps back to the top of the class - can it stay where I left of? #344

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opened 2026-03-06 12:12:31 +00:00 by adina · 2 comments

adina commented

2026-03-06 12:12:31 +00:00

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Hopefully I can articulate what I mean:

Often I find myself retrospectively adding properties to all records of a class - e.g., adding a homepage to all preexisting XYZProject records. When the list is long, and I've already worked myself down to a certain depth, saving a record will always take me back to the top of my record list. Is there a way it could stay at the last edited record?

Hopefully I can articulate what I mean: Often I find myself retrospectively adding properties to all records of a class - e.g., adding a homepage to all preexisting XYZProject records. When the list is long, and I've already worked myself down to a certain depth, saving a record will always take me back to the top of my record list. Is there a way it could stay at the last edited record?

jsheunis commented

2026-03-24 08:44:40 +00:00

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Yes, this can be done. TODO.

jsheunis commented

2026-03-26 12:13:53 +00:00

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This is turning out to be more complicated that I thought it would be. I actually tried and forgot about this before. The challenge is that there or many containers inside containers inside containers, and these are rendered dynamically (by design) in the vue app. So one needs to access the correct container and scroll it relative to its parent. Or rather, one should stop the automatic brute force scrolling that currently happens.