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I have a really long screen and there has to be considerable scrolling up and do
siddharths
over 9 years ago
I have a really long screen and there has to be considerable scrolling up and down the screen. There are buttons at different places of the screen. On click of these buttons, the user is taken to a different screen and once the other screen is completed the user is brought back to the original long screen. There is a requirement where the user should be returned to the same place from which he has left the screen. So when the original screen loads, it should not be at the top. Any inputs?
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Sathya Srinivasan
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over 9 years ago
Why do you have a big form? Have you considered breaking the forms into dynamic sections that show the relevant information based on selection. What I am suggesting is to have links on top of the form that act as 'tabs' so you provide a logical name for each section of the big form and the user can click on each of the sections to enter relevant information.
In this approach, when a user makes a change, you can bring them back to the form and focus on the relevant section where they were OR they should be.
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Sathya Srinivasan
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over 9 years ago
Why do you have a big form? Have you considered breaking the forms into dynamic sections that show the relevant information based on selection. What I am suggesting is to have links on top of the form that act as 'tabs' so you provide a logical name for each section of the big form and the user can click on each of the sections to enter relevant information.
In this approach, when a user makes a change, you can bring them back to the form and focus on the relevant section where they were OR they should be.
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