| Hi Pete Moore – for me, using the scroll bar doesn't work, though I found that if I use the mouse wheel first, it works. Specifically: assuming I've clicked on an active stage, then opened the text box for the step that's active, it will auto scroll and keep focus at the bottom. At that point, if I do nothing other than attempt to use the scroll bar to bring the pipeline back into view (i.e. at the top of the browser window that was otherwise scrolled out of view because of all the text in the text box) – as soon as I release the scroll bar, it would jump back down to the bottom of the text window, as soon as the next log message was printed. But what I've found since then, is that while I'm at the bottom of the active text box – if I use the middle mouse button to scroll up a few lines, that 'breaks' the connection such that I can subsequently use the scroll bar controls, or continue to use the middle mouse button, or anything, and it won't auto-jump back down to the bottom of the text window when the next log message appears. But without using that middle mouse button first, using the scroll bar controls would allow me to move up.... but as soon as I let go, it jumped back down. |
