[BUG]: Missing dashboard name in new Reveal version
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SDK Version
1.6.6
Client Framework
Angular
Server Platform
Java
Operating System
Linux
Description
Today we upgraded from Reveal 1.6.1 to 1.6.6 and while in Edit mode, our dashboards stopped looking like this:
And started looking like this:
So now the name of the dashboard is not visible, and in its place, we have an empty box and a text area:
Hi @dwilches, does it happens for all the dashboards?
So, let me check if I understood:
- if you load a dashboard file in 1.6.1 it shows the title,
- but, if you load the same dashboard file in 1.6.6 the title is not shown
Could you share the dashboard file?
Regarding the dashboard description, yes that is a new feature. If you do not want to see that you can hide from the RevealView with the property ShowDescription.
@luispandolfi do you have a private way I can share the dashboard file? It contains information I'd rather not share with the world
@luispandolfi Correct, the images posted above were for the exact same dashboard, as seen in 1.6.1 and 1.6.6
I just gave a try to showDescription = false and it hides the grey field at the bottom. The name of the dashboard is still missing though:
I just tried to create a new dashboard in 1.6.6 to see if it looked better, but notice the name of the dashboard can't be changed even if it's a completely new dashboard:
This is what I would have normally seen with 1.6.1 for a new dashboard:
And here is the dashboard generated by 1.6.6, which exhibits the same issue of the missing title:
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Ok, I think the rdash file is not needed for now. Probably some client side issue.
Just to confirm, are you using angular? Any other client-side framework you use with the RevealView?
@dwilches Could you share a simple sample that replicate the issue when creating a new dashboard? I tried it but worked for me.
Hey @dwilches can you try running this sample and let me know if you see the issue? It's a 1.6.6 Angular application.
Hi @brianlagunas
It looks ok in that page:
I checked devTools, and I see in your page the element #DialogTextBox has a height of 26px:
Whereas in mine, the height is 0px, which explains why the input is not visible:
Could you share what do you use to calculate the size of that element? It may hint into what to look at
By any chance are the font-family measurements being used to calculate that height? Because of this other issue I just noticed: #206 . In Reveal 1.6.1 I see 1 such warnings, but in Reveal 1.6.6 I started seeing 2 warnings.
I kept debugging a little more, and I found a CSS line that is causing the height to be considered 0px.
We have this in our global CSS:
input {
transition: all 0.15s linear;
}
If I change it to transition: unset then the dashboard name starts appearing:
So I'm guessing the calculation for the input height is being done too early, before the animations are completed?
Anyways, now that I know its caused by custom CSS, I can add an override so it doesn't apply to Reveal.
Thanks.
Great! I'm glad we were able to find the cause and resolve it.