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Reporter: SomeoneElse [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 9.43am, Saturday, 22nd January 2011]
To reproduce:
Open Potlatch2
Select "My Tracks" from the top left
Attempt to scroll down (or up) the list with the arrow keys
Nothing obvious seems to happen, but in fact the (smudged-out) map behind is moving. When the "My Tracks" box is closed, you're somewhere that you don't expect to be.
If the arrow keys are supposed to move the map behind then it presumably shouldn't be smudged-out? Also some kind of clue about what the arrow keys do here would be useful. If they're not, how about making them just, er, scroll up and down the list in the foreground?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Author: stevage [Added to the original trac issue at 3.48am, Friday, 20th April 2012]
Confirmed. Two issues here:
Arrow keys continue to move the background even when this dialogue (and perhaps others?) are selected
In order to get up/down arrow key to move the selected item, you need to first click an item. (That is, up/down does work fine - it also moves the background though.)
Reporter: SomeoneElse
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 9.43am, Saturday, 22nd January 2011]
To reproduce:
Open Potlatch2
Select "My Tracks" from the top left
Attempt to scroll down (or up) the list with the arrow keys
Nothing obvious seems to happen, but in fact the (smudged-out) map behind is moving. When the "My Tracks" box is closed, you're somewhere that you don't expect to be.
If the arrow keys are supposed to move the map behind then it presumably shouldn't be smudged-out? Also some kind of clue about what the arrow keys do here would be useful. If they're not, how about making them just, er, scroll up and down the list in the foreground?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: