fnScrollToRow seems wonky

[existentialism]

We've been noticing some real weirdness with using fnScrollToRow sometimes causing it to jump to a completely unexpected row.

Here's it on the example page:

I'll try to find time to dig into this more...

[DataTables]

Are you using the latest version from git or the release? There are a few problems wight he current release version that have been fixed.

[existentialism]

Originally reported using latest from git as of last night, just updated and still see the same problems.

[DataTables]

Okay thanks. If you could link to a test case showing the issue that would be very helpful so I can debug it.

[existentialism]

The gif I took above is from me just randomly running commands via console on:
http://datatables.net/release-datatables/extensions/Scroller/examples/server-side_processing.html

[DataTables]

Okay thanks. I'll try to take a look at it as soon as I can.

[DataTables]

The setTimeout( ..., 0 ) I had wasn't enough in Chrome. It needs to be a non-zero value, otherwise the animation will trigger a scroll event, with without the animating flag it was trigger a redraw - prematurely... Changing to 25mS appears to do the business.

[existentialism]

@DataTables thanks for the fast fix!

[existentialism]

@DataTables hate to revive this, but it seems we're still seeing a bit of odd behavior when using scrollToRow().

Our users tend to do linear review through rows, and we leverage scrollToRow to not only help keep a marker where the users are, but to ensure the list is continuously filled with data via infinite scrolling as well. I've been able to reproduce situations where scrollToRow() will either jump to the wrong row, or cause the table to completely empty.

This can also be seen on:
http://datatables.net/release-datatables/extensions/Scroller/examples/server-side_processing.html

Note around when scrolling to row 26, it jumps to 43?

Any thoughts?

[DataTables]

Not sure off the top of my head I'm afraid. Completely backed up with support requests so it will be a little while before I can get to this one.