Also, I would consider adding a toggle to switch between current "infinite" and page view (maybe some users prefer this (e.g. it is easier to get to the last expenses)).
This is fixed now, a much needed improvement. Apologies for the bad experience here :P
Maciej Dzikowski
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Mar 6, 2024
Bradley Bernard It wasn't at all, don't worry!
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Mar 4, 2024
Bradley Bernard
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Mar 4, 2024
Hey Maciej Dzikowski, I totally mis-read the importance of this one. I'm working on fixing this now, so it won't lose your page/progress when you edit / add expenses.
Maciej Dzikowski
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Mar 4, 2024
Bradley Bernard Kudos to you for getting back to such an old thread.
Good luck!
Bradley Bernard
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Feb 7, 2024
Hey Maciej Dzikowski, when you create an expense the page refreshes, so any expenses you've loaded with "Load more" will be gone and any expanded UI elements will be reloaded.
I know this doesn't solve your ask, but just providing more background info here. It's a larger change to keep things "open" since if you are looking at expenses for December and you add a new expense in November, and the page doesn't fully refresh, then the order will likely be off. The UI would stick the expense in November, but we wouldn't know if there are more expenses after December but before this new one, for example.
Maciej Dzikowski
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Feb 8, 2024
Bradley Bernard Ye, i get it but I think there is the way to achieve that.
The simplest way would be "Expand All" button.
Maciej Dzikowski
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Feb 8, 2024
I found an example - check Splitwise's web app - it adds a new record without reloading the whole page, even for past expenses.
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Mar 6, 2024
Bradley Bernard
Mar 6, 2024
This is fixed now, a much needed improvement. Apologies for the bad experience here :P
Maciej Dzikowski
Mar 6, 2024
Bradley Bernard It wasn't at all, don't worry!
Mar 4, 2024
Bradley Bernard
Mar 4, 2024
Hey Maciej Dzikowski, I totally mis-read the importance of this one. I'm working on fixing this now, so it won't lose your page/progress when you edit / add expenses.
Maciej Dzikowski
Mar 4, 2024
Bradley Bernard Kudos to you for getting back to such an old thread.
Good luck!
Bradley Bernard
Feb 7, 2024
Hey Maciej Dzikowski, when you create an expense the page refreshes, so any expenses you've loaded with "Load more" will be gone and any expanded UI elements will be reloaded.
I know this doesn't solve your ask, but just providing more background info here. It's a larger change to keep things "open" since if you are looking at expenses for December and you add a new expense in November, and the page doesn't fully refresh, then the order will likely be off. The UI would stick the expense in November, but we wouldn't know if there are more expenses after December but before this new one, for example.
Maciej Dzikowski
Feb 8, 2024
Bradley Bernard Ye, i get it but I think there is the way to achieve that.
The simplest way would be "Expand All" button.
Maciej Dzikowski
Feb 8, 2024
I found an example - check Splitwise's web app - it adds a new record without reloading the whole page, even for past expenses.
Maciej Dzikowski
Feb 6, 2024
Another idea: button "Load All"