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On behalf of Celanese InField super users:
When executing a checklist in offline mode on a mobile device; it has been discovered that there is a risk of losing data due to accidentally refreshing the screen. Due to the design of the UI of InField 2.0, it is common to frequently scroll through a checklist when completing. Most users do this rather quickly without giving it much thought. However, when scrolling back to the top of a checklist, a user could be at risk of accidentally refreshing the screen whenever they reach the boundary limit (very top item) of a checklist. This is due to how the touch interface works on the mobile devices. To refresh the browser, the user needs to only press and drag their finger down on the screen window to initiate a refresh. This is a common movement when scrolling through checklists and could be inadvertently initiated.
Would it be possible to include visual indicators or engineers controls that could limit the possibility of this issue occurring? Perhaps something that lets the user know they have made it to the top of the checklist and prevent them from further scrolling and initiating a reset? We will also explore if this is something that could be controlled within the device settings themselves.
