I use a webform with multiple pages in an app. Some of the webform pages are longer than the viewport of the browser. In that case, when moving from one page to another, the page stays at the bottom of the new page instead of jumping to the top of the new page.
I’d like to report that as an usability issue and would like to see this fixed. Expected behavior is that each page in a multi-page webform starts at the top to support filling in the desired order and avoid unnecessary scrolling to top to continue.
Hi @Leo.Shi, not exactly the same problem but also related to multi-page webform behavior: you can currently go to next page even if you leave a required field empty, because the only check for missing required fields is done when clicking the submit button on the last page. We get the error toast notification “Some required fields are missing”, but it’s quite confusing because the currently displayed page may be filled right. Going to next page should not be allowed if one single required field is empty on the current page.
Bests,
Benjamin
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