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Orders list keeps auto-scrolling to the top #125
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Thanks for reporting. Reason of this happening is, when list updates, entire QML list object is being recreated. We had similar issues at some other places and searched for solutions but there isn't a pure QML solution to this as I remember. Only way was to use a dependency which prevents the list recreation and changes only the items which really changed. We'll discuss this, adding a dependency just for this is not preferable. |
Just reducing the frequency of update would be a huge improvement. Right now if you were to have a list of 20 orders, you can never see the last one as it would jump to the top before you can scroll all the way down :-) Consider these options:
I can imagine you guys are probably working on some sort of grid/sort system for the order lists, so I am just throwing out ideas :-). |
still an issue |
thats looks actual for all list (dashboard, orderbooks) on tick so looks like the next candidate for fixing after #337 :) |
fixed in #367 |
still happening in 0.2.0 in trade window when selecting coin from list |
@lilszi hmm I was not able to reproduce that with coins seletction in both base and rel lists - could you please share reproducion steps? |
can't reproduce it anymore |
Win10.
Issue: The current orders list auto-jumps to the top every few seconds. Possibly the result of the orderbook call.
Expected: When scrolling the orderbook, the window position does not auto-jump :-)
Nice to have: remember the position of the list when toggling between tabs Trade/Orders/History
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