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parentRef.current.scrollTo(0,0) doesn't work well with table groups - scroll is always set to the container when group is expanded. It there are some expanded groups already, the user will need to scroll all the way down to the expanded group they viewed .
It seems, it's better to remove such scroll at all.
There is an issue, that should be fixed, when with no scroll to top there is no content in table:
I scroll table to some chunk (it's better reproduced with bottom chunks)
I change filters
Found entities count is changed, chunks count is changed
My chunk on the screen is changed - for example I was on 20 chunk, but after filters are changed, there are only 10 chunks left, so my new chunk is 10
No data is displayed in 10 chunk, the chunk isn't active until I somehow change my scroll position
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Probably, we should not remove scroll at all, since it won't work good with table groups, without unchanged scroll position we can be at another group when filters change.
For example, we have expanded groups A, B, C, we are looking at group B. We apply some filters, number of entities changes, but scroll position is remained the same, so we are now at group C.
Better solutions is to scroll to current table container, for table group it will be table group itself
parentRef.current.scrollTo(0,0)
doesn't work well with table groups - scroll is always set to the container when group is expanded. It there are some expanded groups already, the user will need to scroll all the way down to the expanded group they viewed .It seems, it's better to remove such scroll at all.
There is an issue, that should be fixed, when with no scroll to top there is no content in table:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: