How to stop city screen from moving on to next city or unit while I add buildings to que?

[Conqueror Worm]

I am using the EUI with Vox Populai. I know that if I go into a city and hold alt I can add many building to the production que. However, when I am prompted during play that production is complete in any particular city, and I then press that pop-up and am taken to that city screen, and then click on a building to add to the city production que, the game automatically then sends me to the next city or unit. I can't figure out how to stop the mofo from moving automatically to the next screen, so therefore I cannot use the press and hold alt method to add more buildings to that production que. Can anyone help please?

 

[RileyCoyote]

Not very familiar with vox populi. Is there any chance you have auto unit cycling turned on in the interface options

 

[BlackWizard]

As far as I know this happens also in non-modded civ game. One option is to ignore the prompt and open city manually. Not sure if there is any key that prevents it from happening though

 

[aafritz17]

I am using the EUI with Vox Populai. I know that if I go into a city and hold alt I can add many building to the production que. However, when I am prompted during play that production is complete in any particular city, and I then press that pop-up and am taken to that city screen, and then click on a building to add to the city production que, the game automatically then sends me to the next city or unit. I can't figure out how to stop the mofo from moving automatically to the next screen, so therefore I cannot use the press and hold alt method to add more buildings to that production que. Can anyone help please?

For me, this is only happens when I enter the building queue by clicking the large hammer that appears at the beginning of the turn (I use EUI, but not V-Pop). Doesn't happen if I go directly into the city (click its icon at left side of screen in EUI). But, like probably a lot of us, I am more apt immediately click the large hammer before I think about it. So my work-around at that point is to immediately key a back-arrow then a forward-arrow. That takes you back-a-city, then forward-a-city. You're back to the city that needs a new build-queue, and you've flushed the temporary "city that needs a new project" queue set up by clicking the large hammer.