solved [TC 11.03] File panel scrolled when confirming overwrites

[petermad]

If I copy a folder to the other panel with F5 and several files already exists in the target, then when I click "Overwrite" in the Overwrite-dialog then the selected folder in the source panel is scrolled out of sight (if there are enough folders in the panel). If I at the next Overwrite-dialog click "Overwrite all" then the panel is scrolled even further up.

See video: https://tcmd.madsenworld.dk/scrollatoverwriteconfirm.mp4

This can be reproduced with a clean ini-file and applies to both 32bit and 64bit TC.
I can trace it back to TC 8.50b1

The problem cannot always be reproduced at the first click on the "Overwrite" button

If the problem cannot be reproduced right away, then try either to click on an empty space in the Overwrite-dialog before clicking "Overwrite", or move the dialog a little before clicking "Overwrite". Or just click on different parts of the "Overwrite" button. When using the keyboard, moving the focus to the "Overwrite all" button and then back to the "Overwrite" button before pressing Enter, might be necessary.

[AntonyD]

Yes, it's easy to reproduce. And yes - you really need to perform any of the listed preliminary actions.
The easiest thing for me was to do "move the dialog"
Moreover, the surprising thing is that scrolling up DOES NOT REACH to the end (although in this situation
it would probably be more correct to write - till the beginning) of the file list with either 4 entries or 2.
Most often 4.

[ghisler(Author)]

This should be fixed in Total Commander 11.50 beta 1, please check it!

13.08.24 Fixed: F5 copy: When copying a subdirectory where files in that subdirectory already exist in the target, the file list may be scrolled incorrectly after confirming the overwrite dialog (32/64)

[petermad]

Confirmed fixed in TC 11.50b1

Moderator message from: petermad » 2024-10-09, 19:27 UTC

Moved to "TC fixed bugs" from "TC11.x bug reports (English)"

[AntonyD]

Yep, that I also confirm as a fixed.