[Ward]

After updating a lengthy client folder in Planning mode, I selected another client folder. I had a moment of PANIC because the task pane was completely empty (totally white).

I selected several other client folders - some displayed tasks and others were empty.

Then I noticed the scroll bar slider in the task pane - it was 1/3 the height of the scroll bar and positioned at the bottom. Scrolling to the top showed the projects and tasks.

It seems to me that OmniFocus should automatically fill the task display pane when selection changes in the list pane.

It might be handy for OmniFocus to remember the scroll location of a folder or project. That is, if the last time I viewed folder ABC, it was scrolled to the bottom, restore that scrolling position when reselecting that folder. Since that could be tricky or confusing, I'd be happy if each new select scrolled the task display to the top.

UI bug: When a task display does not fill the pane, the scroll bar slider sometimes does not disappear, i.e., it stays the same size as it was for an earlier long display. The slider does appear and disappear when it's at the top of the scroll bar.

[submitted as formal feedback]

[Tim Wood]

Originally Posted by Ward

Then I noticed the scroll bar slider in the task pane - it was 1/3 the height of the scroll bar and positioned at the bottom. Scrolling to the top showed the projects and tasks.

This bug got fixed this afternoon =) Thanks!

[whpalmer4]

Originally Posted by Tim Wood

This bug got fixed this afternoon =) Thanks!

Hmm, I just saw what looks like the same bug in V55.0.95718 :-( Same setup except that I was focused, though I've usually seen this bug without doing a focus operation. I don't use focus much, so I don't know if it is relevant or not.

Bill

[Ward]

I just repeated the problem scenario I reported at the top of this thread. OmniFocus 95718 now does just what I'd expect:

• Scroll a newly selected folder to the top.
• Eliminate the vertical slider when the whole list is displayed.