Is there a way to disable the auto-expanding of resources clicked on

Alrighty, thank you!

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I would love to see this change as well

Is it more beneficial to comment here or to have each interested person submit their own feature request?

HI Dan, 

You are correct in that this type of feature is not implemented and best left as a feature request. If you an attach your workflow to the request that would also help expedite it. Here’s a quick  screenshot on how to submit a feature request just in case: 

 

I would start from the bottom and work my way up

This is what I do when i don’t want them auto expanded.

This should be a toggle switch setting in your user specific profile. I'll open a feature request then on this.

100% agree. If we had voting on feature requests, this one would get my vote.

I 100% agree with Dan.  I find this very very very very (you get the point) annoying to have this auto expand.  There are times I need to click through the various resources and check settings on them all and for it to expand that I either have to scroll past, or have to compress to go to the next asset is very annoying.

Hi Mike. I disagree. Why does the GUI no behaving like 99% of the rest of the programs out there.

If you click on the device it should just display its contents in the details side. If you click on the ">" arrow next to the device name then expand the device to show its sub-contents. 

This should be a toggle switch setting in your user specific profile. I'll open a feature request then on this.

None that I know of, I typically do want to auto-open. Perhaps some browser javascript modifier plugin that can block onClick events? No idea. Typically when I need to go down a list of items manually that auto-open I would start from the bottom and work my way up. So that even if it opens it doesn't get in the way from clicking on the one above it. Also if manually going thru a list of devices is a frequent thing, you might want to look into using/learning the API and automating the work.