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When viewing the page by 50 or 100 entries, when you go to the next page, the screen should take you back to the top, not leave you at the bottom. It makes it so you have to scroll back up to get to the top.

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This is actually difficult and easy at the same time... it's easy because it just requires one line of code after a successful page (AJAX) call:

$('body').scrollTop($('#dynamic').offset().top)

It's also difficult because they're using a pre-programmed and minified (light encryption) API for the charting and the calls to the server. I'm trying to find where to inject the line but it's proving to be a hassle.

 

Also, it's just a simple line to get the job done and the way the page is coded would cause the page to actually scroll down if the top navigation is used and the user is scrolled above the table. (Based on what I'm gathering from the code.)

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