If you really want to have it fixed then the fastest way is to prepare an independent showcase. I may happen very easily that such errors can be caused by "hugeness" of the application because some applied css classes, config options, etc. are easily overlooked in a big application. Starting from minimum is the very fast way to find the root of the problem.
If you really want to have it fixed then the fastest way is to prepare an independent showcase. I may happen very easily that such errors can be caused by "hugeness" of the application because some applied css classes, config options, etc. are easily overlooked in a big application. Starting from minimum is the very fast way to find the root of the problem.
I agree with you about the complexity of the code
From the other side, how could it be possible that the same complex code works well when I just change "autoScroll" from "true" to "false" in one place in the specific panel?
For me, it looks like the problem is somewhere inside extjs classes, and I just was too unlucky to find the weak point
PS. looked into your examples, most of things are familiar for me, but several ones are really good, thanks, expect to use them in close future
It could be, however, I still think the fastest way to find out is to go from simpler to complex, not vice versa.
Hopefully, it looks like I figured this out
I found the duplicated IDs in the code, and after I changed them to be unique throughout the code, the jumping disappeared.
The funny point is that the code with duplicated IDs was not related to the jumping tree. But on some reason it affected it in this strange way.
I'm still trying to extract the part of code to make it as an example, but not sure how long it may take
Originally Posted by jsakalos
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