Using toc to jump to the specified content is easy to trigger to edit the target cell about jupyterlab-toc HOT 8 CLOSED

@kenjioman I think this issue is the same as your first point in #51, but the replies by @ian-r-rose sound like maybe he didn't quite understand what you were describing.

To be clearer for the devs, the problem is this:

You can see that after you enter edit mode of the code cell, clicking on the TOC entries edits the headers, which is probably not what (99% of the time you probably just want to jump around your notebook), and is quite annoying since you then have to go re-evaluate the markdown cell. This is happening with the latest jupyterlab-toc 0.6.0 and jupyterlab 0.35.4.

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The problem seems to be on Google Chrome, and I used Firefox to find out that it doesn't happen. It seems like a compatibility issue, but my personal preference for using chrome has disappointed me.

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Same problem.

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I think #51 is related? (unless things have changed since when I made the last issue, and you are referring to something else xP).

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Here's a guess about what is going on (I haven't tried anything out, just browsed the source, so I might be way off):

I think the scrolling behavior happens around:

My guess is that when the notebook is in edit mode (because you are in a code cell), the active cell is changed, but the notebook stays in edit mode. Perhaps to fix this, you need to see if the target cell is a rendered cell, and if it is, switch the notebook to command mode.

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Or maybe this is where the markdown cell clicking is handled. Same issue, though - we should probably check to see if the cell is still rendered, and if it is, make sure the notebook is in command mode:

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Yes, I believe you are right @jasongrout. Thanks for taking a look.

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Thank you @marius311 ! This did capture my original issue, and thanks to all for your continued hard work making this better and better!

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