Closed Ananya2001-an closed 1 year ago
Hm, to be honest, I consider this more of a feature. I remember we did that intentionally. The idea is that you don't lose the directions result once you calculate an isochrone. It's also there for sanity checks of the routing & isochrone algorithm: you do an isochrone, then a route from its center to the edge of the isochrone should show pretty much the same time.
I think you have a very small screen/low resolution? What we could do is switch the vertical order of the results depending on the active tab? Would that be more convenient you think?
Hm, to be honest, I consider this more of a feature. I remember we did that intentionally. The idea is that you don't lose the directions result once you calculate an isochrone. It's also there for sanity checks of the routing & isochrone algorithm: you do an isochrone, then a route from its center to the edge of the isochrone should show pretty much the same time.
Got it
I think you have a very small screen/low resolution? What we could do is switch the vertical order of the results depending on the active tab? Would that be more convenient you think?
Yeah that sounds better :) Shall I raise a PR for that?
Sure, if you like. Thanks!
Problem Right now even if we have switched to the isochrones tab, we are still showing results of the directions tab at the bottom. After entering name of a place for which we want to generate an isochrone we don't know that the results are at the bottom of the sidebar below the results of directions. This is not very convenient for users.
Solution We can show the results depending upon the respective tab that has been chosen.
Screenshot https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/55504616/222498026-b86acf99-0f28-4403-99b5-9ac2c6541818.mp4
Additional note I can work on this.