Hello to everyone.
I've decided to open this topic in "HowTos" because under my point of view, I think that the "Autoscroll" (in the AES) is an configurable option, and I don't know how to use it. Although, maybe it's just a bug.
Anyway, my problem starts when I try to keep the AES table of my project in a kind of "static mode". Where nothing moves when a new alert came.
Right now, my AES table is scrolling to the top automatically when new alert cames. That is something that our client says is so annoying for him, especially when he is reviewing alerts.
I've been reading the documentation and the different CTRL codes used in "panels / vision / aes / AEScreen". And I found variables like "b_automaticScroll" or "gb_automaticScrollTop" that makes me think of a configurable option that I don't know how to set.
AES Table configuration (autoscroll)
- leoknipp
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Re: AES Table configuration (autoscroll)
There is an option available in the central settings which is called: "timeout for jumping to last line [sec]"
According to the help there is following possibilities:
"Timeout for jumping to last line [sec]- if this timeout is set to 0 seconds, the view in the alert/event screen jumps immediately to the last line in the table, where the newest alert/event is shown, as soon as a new alert/event was triggered. To delay this jump a timeout in seconds can be set. This causes that the jump to the last line is taken place after this timeout. If in one of the tables the view is scrolled using the scroll bar and the left mouse button is continued to be pressed, this timeout will not start until the mouse button will not be released. This means, when an alert/event is triggered while scrolling with pressed left mouse button, the jump to the last line is not taken place as long as the mouse button will not be released and additionally the timeout is expired after releasing."
According to the help there is following possibilities:
"Timeout for jumping to last line [sec]- if this timeout is set to 0 seconds, the view in the alert/event screen jumps immediately to the last line in the table, where the newest alert/event is shown, as soon as a new alert/event was triggered. To delay this jump a timeout in seconds can be set. This causes that the jump to the last line is taken place after this timeout. If in one of the tables the view is scrolled using the scroll bar and the left mouse button is continued to be pressed, this timeout will not start until the mouse button will not be released. This means, when an alert/event is triggered while scrolling with pressed left mouse button, the jump to the last line is not taken place as long as the mouse button will not be released and additionally the timeout is expired after releasing."