Kal_Lam
October 23, 2020, 10:26am
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Is this what you are trying to report (which has been reported previously):
I am sure this must have been raised before, so feel free to mark this as a duplicate of the appropriate topic.
When you add a question to a section that is more than 1 page above the last question, the page scrolls to the bottom automatically.
This is very frustrating because you have to scroll back up and find the question you were just editing, and in larger questionnaires can be quite time consuming.
I am using Firefox 80
If yes, kindly please be informed that the issue has already been recorded in GitHub. Maybe you could follow the same here:
opened 02:39PM - 14 Oct 20 UTC
closed 02:43AM - 13 Nov 20 UTC
bug
formbuilder
has PR
## Description
When adding a question in the middle of the survey form throug… h the form builder UI, the cursor automatically moves (scrolls) at the end making users difficult to identify the question recently added.
## Steps to Reproduce
1. Design a survey form (which does not fit in your PC's screen).
2. Add a question somewhere in the middle of the survey form.
3. Your cursor automatically moves (scrolls) at the end of the form making users difficult to identify the question recently added.
## Expected behavior
The cursor should not automatically move (scroll) to the bottom of the survey form.
## Actual behavior
The cursor automatically moves (scrolls) to the bottom of the survey form.
## Additional details
**Link to the community forum:** https://community.kobotoolbox.org/t/stop-scrolling-to-the-bottom-when-adding-a-new-question/11999
**A sample video shared by the user:**
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iCudX-koN5Ak-diHrgLlPVd9KtqWlLER/view
or it can also be viewed here:
https://community.kobotoolbox.org/t/stop-scrolling-to-the-bottom-when-adding-a-new-question/11999/15
If and incase, it’s a different issue then what has been reported and recorded above kindly please feel free to capture a screenshot (video) of the same so that we could create another GitHub issue for the same.