I am not sure it is a basic or i am missing a point .
We're working with a multi-interface navigation in Appian (6 interfaces navigated via buttons). When a user clicks a button to go to the next interface, the interface loads correctly, but the page does not scroll to the top.
We do not want to use a process model with chaining to reload the form. We also tried using formLayout(focusOnFirstInput: true) but that didn’t help.
How can we make the form automatically scroll to the top on each interface load using only SAIL/interface logic?
Setup :headercontent layout hosts - header, contents {two interfaces}.interface1 have 2 columns , first column hosts navigation and other one hosts subinterfacesinterface 2 have buttons : Go Back , Save & Continue
How it works:On the first page (interface), the user fills out the details and scrolls down to click the "Save & Continue" button. When clicked, the navigation counter increments, and the user is taken to the next page(second interface)—but the view does not scroll back to the top.
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It is not possible to make a form automatically scroll to the top when navigating between interfaces using only interface logic. When you dynamically switch content (whether using conditional logic, choose() functions, or calling different sub-interfaces), Appian's framework intentionally preserves the current scroll position to maintain user context. The only way to achieve automatic scroll-to-top is by using a process model with chaining (which reloads the form) or by navigating to separate Site pages.AFAIK, This is a fundamental limitation of Appian's client-side framework design, not a configuration issue that can be solved through interface logic alone.Workaround(If possible) : Keep form sections short enough to fit on one screen, so users naturally reach navigation buttons without scrolling. Use collapsible sections for optional fields and secondary content - this reduces form height while keeping everything accessible.