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Is there a way to stop automatic scrolling in a table when I add extra elements to it?

I have found an interesting bug while making dynamically filled table.
Let's say I have 200 rows. I load the data from a JS function into the body of the table. These elements can be changed via clicking on them, turning that element into a drop down menu then selecting a value.

After the window is loaded, everything seems fine per usual. Once I try to modify an element in the table, the scrollbar jumps by itself. And the jump is changing in size depending on how far I went down with the scrollbar. I know, it should be a normal thing, since the width and height of that specific element has been changed but it still bothers me.

Is it possible to stop this action?
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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