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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Low
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None
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8.5.6
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1
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Severity 3 - Minor
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Issue Summary
While editing a normal table, tapping on the keyboard "Home" button will bring the cursor to the beginning of the line, within the same row and column.
However, on a table with numbering columns, tapping on the keyboard "Home" button causes the cursor to behave oddly.
This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes)
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a page
- Insert a table with numbering columns
- Insert dummy content on the table
- Tap "Home" on the keyboard
- Observe the cursor placement
Expected Results
The cursor should be placed at the beginning of the line with the same row and column.
Actual Results
The cursor will always be placed at the beginning of the first column.
Workaround
On macOS, use the keyboard shortcut ("Ctrl + A") instead.
Unfortunately, there is no workaround available on Windows or Linux, as of now.
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[CONFSERVER-94978] Incorrect Cursor Placement with the Home Button on Table with Numbering Column
| Remote Link | New: This issue links to "Page (Extranet)" [ 889672 ] |
| Labels | New: fireball-qol |
| Status | Original: Needs Triage [ 10030 ] | New: Gathering Impact [ 12072 ] |
| Support reference count | New: 1 |
| Description |
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h3. Issue Summary
While editing a normal table, tapping on the keyboard "Home" button will bring the cursor to the beginning of the line, within the same row and column. !non-numbering_2024-03-26T01_08_05.091Z.gif! However, on a table with numbering columns, tapping on the keyboard "Home" button causes the cursor to behave oddly. !numbering_2024-03-26T01_08_05.091Z.gif! This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes) h3. Steps to Reproduce # Create a page # Insert a table with numbering columns # Insert dummy content on the table # Tap "Home" on the keyboard # Observe the cursor placement h3. Expected Results The cursor should be placed at the beginning of the line with the same row and column. h3. Actual Results The cursor will always be placed at the beginning of the first column. h3. Workaround On macOS, use the keyboard shortcut ("Ctrl + A") instead. Unfortunately, there is no workaround available on Windows, as of now. |
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h3. Issue Summary
While editing a normal table, tapping on the keyboard "Home" button will bring the cursor to the beginning of the line, within the same row and column. !non-numbering_2024-03-26T01_08_05.091Z.gif! However, on a table with numbering columns, tapping on the keyboard "Home" button causes the cursor to behave oddly. !numbering_2024-03-26T01_08_05.091Z.gif! This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes) h3. Steps to Reproduce # Create a page # Insert a table with numbering columns # Insert dummy content on the table # Tap "Home" on the keyboard # Observe the cursor placement h3. Expected Results The cursor should be placed at the beginning of the line with the same row and column. h3. Actual Results The cursor will always be placed at the beginning of the first column. h3. Workaround On macOS, use the keyboard shortcut ("Ctrl + A") instead. Unfortunately, there is no workaround available on Windows or Linux, as of now. |