Re: [HS] Suggestion for HS

db <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.handhelds.palm.handyshopper
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I also am in the camp that finds I am frequently having to chase down 
the item I was working on to finish the edit ... usually I have created 
a new item or edited an item because I want to assign "need" to it for 
an upcoming shop and zip! ...  it's gone from view and I have to scroll 
to find it to finish the process.

I encounter it a lot and it's probably my only complaint with the whole 
fantastic program.

db

chrisant_wa wrote:
> This has been discussed a few times in the past.
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> It depends entirely on what you're doing:
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> If you're interacting with a specific item, and you plan to continue interacting with the specific item, then it would make sense to keep it visible.
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> If you're interacting with the list, e.g. moving various items, then it would make sense to keep the view where it was.
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> Either way the app chooses, it will sometimes be "wrong".
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> --- In [email protected], James Shattuck <progman@...> wrote:
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>> Yes, I've noticed the same thing, the list focus transfers to what was adjacent 
>> to the item that was changed, instead of staying with the item in its new 
>> location.
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>> From: Dwight C. Carr <carrdwight@...>
>> To: [email protected]
>> Sent: Tue, September 7, 2010 4:23:28 PM
>> Subject: [HS] Suggestion for HS
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>> I had been meaning to post this for a long time.  Recent posts about future HS 
>> versions prompted me to post this.  I would suggest that when editing an item in 
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>> HS that causes the database sorting to change, the focus should remain on the 
>> item that is being edited.  As is now, if I change an item and the sort changes, 
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>> I have to look through the data base to find the item and continue editing.  
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>> Hope this suggestion is useful.
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>> Best Regards,
>> Dwight...
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