When the list of Actual Time entries grows tall enough to exceed the view height, time entries can not be saved due to the Save button being hidden below bottom edge of the container.
When attempting to scroll down to reveal the Save button, the container does not scroll far enough down to reveal it.
This behavior is reproducible on the Asana desktop app and web app.
The CSS selectors for the container appear to be:
LayerBoxStructure
DeprecatedFieldValueEditMenu
The CSS selector for the element that contains the Save button is:
FieldValueEditMenu-footer (unfortunately hidden when this condition is triggered)
This is a rather critical bug for anyone who adds Actual Time entries to a task on a regular basis. Depending on the device’s screen resolution, once around 25 entries have been made to a task, this condition occurs and no more time entries can be saved.
Hopefully the solution is simple like adding padding to the container or changing the scrolling behavior. Or perhaps making the footer element sticky so it is always visible regardless of the height of the scrollable list of time entries.
Has anyone else experienced this? I have a client that uses time tracking and they are unable to scroll to the bottom of the list to add more time. Unless they zoom the browser page out to 40% they are unable to see the area to add more time. Is there a workaround or has this been mentioned to the dev team?
We have the same issue. I reported it to Asana Support yesterday, but they suggested it was caused by too many (60+) time entries in the task I used as an example, so I had to record a screencast with a smaller task to demonstrate that the issue affects smaller tasks too.
Manual time tracking popup window changed over the weekend. Now the popup is not scrollable nor is it height restricted (both of these used to be the case and are required to log time in larger tasks). The popup now extends infinitely beyond the top and bottom of the screen with no ability to scroll.
To test manually add time to a task. Once there are about 30 or 40 entries it extends past the end of the screen. You then have to make the screen smaller to access the fields and submit. Once you get to certain number of entries, even the smallest screen size won’t allow you to access the next field and submit.
This worked fine, with a max height and scroll option as of Friday April 4th. Monday it stopped working as intended.
We are seeing this in our company and numerous users and tasks are affected. Can’t get accurate reporting to our clients and track internally for management.
It does happen for larger tasks. However last Friday this wasn’t an issue. An update was pushed and limits on the height of the popup and allowing scrolling was removed. Some tasks have numerous people working on them for long periods that shouldn’t be an issue.
@Liv_Tillema can you confirm your screen shot is from the desktop app?
Upon testing the web app, the condition does not occur. On the web app, DeprecatedFieldValueEditMenu seems to have a fixed height and the FieldValueEditMenu-footer is sticky, which is the correct behavior.
@digitalcraftsman It works! Forced refresh and my Chrome was updated to Version 135.0.7049.85 (Official Build) (arm64). I did notice something else that stopped working on Monday but it’s with reporting/charts. Where do you want me to to put that post and details?
@Liv_Tillema you should probably start a separate thread for your reporting chart topic.
To anyone else reading, it appears the fix works on the Asana desktop app as well, but required a force refresh to apply, not a regular refresh.
Thank you Asana Devs for the quick CSS update. The class name DeprecatedFieldValueEditMenu suggests changes are coming to this part of the interface, looking forward to see what you come up with next.
Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. Our team has made some updates that should have resolved the problem. Please refresh your Asana and let us know if you’re still experiencing any issues.
@Jonny_Grobstein Thank you for sharing this concern. Yes, it seems we’re all experiencing the same issue—there’s currently no way to add time to certain tasks, even when zooming out. This is impacting our time tracking and reporting capabilities.
I’m seeing it fixed in our org. Can other confirm? @digitalcraftsman, @Liv_Tillema, Asya, and Larry?
Thank you Julio for your and the Asana Teams prompt addressing of this issue!
