autoscroll attribute not working

[northeastprince]

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<turbo-frame autoscroll="true">important</turbo-frame>

[4lllex]

autoscroll kicks in after you perform a turbo frame request

[northeastprince]

That seems inconsistent with what the docs say, or at least ambiguous:

controls whether or not to scroll a element (and its descendant elements) into view when after loading

I imagine the main case where a frame would be replaced outside the viewport is when a Stream makes an insert or modification, but with morphing that's becoming increasingly obsolete.

From what I see, that leaves a few options:

• Remove the feature
• Update the docs, or:
• Enable the attribute to work regardless of how it got there

[4lllex]

For turbo frame, autoscroll is usually used to scroll to the top of the frame, for example, if you have pagination implemented in a frame, when you click next page, the frame is updated and scrolls to the top of the results. I don't see how morphing would make this obsolete.

Docs can definitely be clearer about what "after loading" exactly means. It refers to loading the turbo frame, not just rendering it but actually performing a turbo frame navigation.

If you want to just scroll to an element, you could implement that behavior yourself:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/scrollIntoView