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Whenever you click on the input, the browser scrolls to the top of the page if the datepicker popout is already in view. Basically, if the input is in the middle of the page and completely viewable, the browser still scrolls to the top of the page. Truth is, the page should remain where it is without scrolling.
Edit: some more clarification.
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I've fixed it (at least I think).
Now it's more efficient : if the calendar appears under the window (for example when clicking on a field at the bottom of the window) then we scroll the document. If the calendar is already inside the window, then we do nothing.
And the scroll will be only vertical (not horizontal)
Whenever you click on the input, the browser scrolls to the top of the page if the datepicker popout is already in view. Basically, if the input is in the middle of the page and completely viewable, the browser still scrolls to the top of the page. Truth is, the page should remain where it is without scrolling.
Edit: some more clarification.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: