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The code you commented out is to scroll to the top of the open req layer when you open or close a req |
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Hmm, I see what you mean, but my personal expected behavior is also that the expansion wouldn't cause things to jump around and simply expand and collapse below the click target. |
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It’s possible things have changed since the card has gotten bigger, but when I implemented that it was fairly annoying to close things and have to scroll up or down every time to be able to continue viewing it |
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I totally misunderstood what you meant. I thought you were talking about the audit tree. However, the info card doesn't seem to scroll on prod right now when I do this either? |
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Just tested on prod and it worked for me. Are you looking at classes like 10.26 that have expandable requirements? |
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Okay, I finally figured out what you were talking about. I wasn't aware we had this. |
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All right, I re-implemented it in Javascript. |
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Not sure if it's possible to add the nice animations back in for scroll top in the class info card without jquery, but I liked how they looked before. Also, the road hash changing function was removed for some reason so that should be added back.
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| $('#cardBody').animate({ scrollTop: 0 }); | ||
| document.getElementById('cardBody').scrollTop = 0; |
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This no longer animates the scroll nicely. Not sure if there is a way to animate this without jquery? The scroll-behavior:smooth doesn't seem to be having the same effect.
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There are two ways we can do this: figure out the CSS animation or drop in a replacement for jQuery that only handles animations. I can't comment on the former since I'm atrociously awful at CSS animation, but I have used Velocity.js as a replacement for jQuery before. It only contains animation libraries and should be smaller than jQuery, while also having more responsive animations in comparison.
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I think vuetify also has transitions that could be helpful here
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| if (!this.doubleScroller) { | ||
| scrollPoint = $('#' + $.escapeSelector(this.reqID)); | ||
| scrollPoint = document.getElementById(escape(this.reqID)); |
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This scrolling also does not seem to be animated anymore.
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I just commented out the code in
ExpansionReqsbecause I couldn't figure out what the intended functionality was. If someone could look at that, I would really appreciate it.