https://community.qlik.com/t5/App-Development/Why-does-a-function-have-to-be-lost-when-a-new-one-is-added/m-p/2466928#M99286 <P>I really appreciate the latest changes made to the Qlik Sense editor, but I need to draw attention to the fact that some undoubtedly important advantages for developers have been lost.</P> <P>The ability to "turn off" the intellisense is certainly very convenient, but unfortunately, we have lost the function that allowed the editor's cursor to remain "fixed" at the point where I was.</P> <P>When selecting a different space (for example, to search for a QVD to load) or when opening a sheet and then returning to the editor, the cursor has moved position.</P> <P>It moves to the beginning, or worse, to the first section of the ETL.</P> <P>Before the recent improvements, this feature was present, and it was extremely convenient to reopen a document and find the cursor in the same position where it was before.</P> <P>Can this issue be fixed?</P> Mon, 01 Jul 2024 16:49:52 GMT Marco_Imperiale 2024-07-01T16:49:52Z https://community.qlik.com/t5/App-Development/Why-does-a-function-have-to-be-lost-when-a-new-one-is-added/m-p/2466928#M99286 <P>I really appreciate the latest changes made to the Qlik Sense editor, but I need to draw attention to the fact that some undoubtedly important advantages for developers have been lost.</P> <P>The ability to "turn off" the intellisense is certainly very convenient, but unfortunately, we have lost the function that allowed the editor's cursor to remain "fixed" at the point where I was.</P> <P>When selecting a different space (for example, to search for a QVD to load) or when opening a sheet and then returning to the editor, the cursor has moved position.</P> <P>It moves to the beginning, or worse, to the first section of the ETL.</P> <P>Before the recent improvements, this feature was present, and it was extremely convenient to reopen a document and find the cursor in the same position where it was before.</P> <P>Can this issue be fixed?</P> Mon, 01 Jul 2024 16:49:52 GMT https://community.qlik.com/t5/App-Development/Why-does-a-function-have-to-be-lost-when-a-new-one-is-added/m-p/2466928#M99286 Marco_Imperiale 2024-07-01T16:49:52Z https://community.qlik.com/t5/App-Development/Why-does-a-function-have-to-be-lost-when-a-new-one-is-added/m-p/2466962#M99289 <P>Interesting. I never noticed that. What I usually do is to open the Load Script in one Browser Tab, the Data Model in another Tab, and the sheet in another one.</P> Mon, 01 Jul 2024 19:17:18 GMT https://community.qlik.com/t5/App-Development/Why-does-a-function-have-to-be-lost-when-a-new-one-is-added/m-p/2466962#M99289 marksouzacosta 2024-07-01T19:17:18Z