It has been doing that since the 7.6.04 release

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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Longwing, Lj
Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2013 8:35 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Annoying Developer Studio Bug

** Sorry Ray, all I can do is join in with you on the annoyance, if you log a 
bug or communities idea on this, let me know and I'll vote for it out John into 
the chorus

On Sunday, September 1, 2013, Ray Gellenbeck  wrote:
> I have a big pet peeve that was not corrected in 8.1 of Dev Studio.
>
> Situation:
> 1.  Building an Active Link
> 2.  Add a "Set Fields" action
> 3.  Begin building your list of fields to set (for example, initialize a 
> display-only form after a previous record finished processing)
>
> Annoying Bug:
> 4.  Once the list gets longer than the field list window can display, the 
> scroll bar kicks in, as expected, but everytime you select a field or the 
> field value, the view keeps resetting to the top of the list.  So for each 
> subsequent field you want to set the value for, you must...
> a.  Click the next blank field line, after which the view resets to the top 
> of the field list
> b.  Scroll back down and click the ... so you can actually select the field 
> to be set., after which the view resets again
> c.  Scroll back down AGAIN and select the value to be put in that field.  
> When you go to click the next line down, the whole annoying process repeats 
> again.
>
> If there a developer studio flag or workaround to tell the stupid UI to quit 
> resetting to the top of the list.  If I have a LONG list of fields to set, 
> this is pretty darn time-costly with all the clicking and scrolling back and 
> forth.
>
> I suspect there is not, so thanks in advance for anyone who can prove me 
> wrong!
>
> Ray Gellenbeck



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