I have an icon “plus icon” on the right in this screenshot - that should be visible on page load. That icon creates a new thing which is part of a repeating group, so the effect of clicking on the plus icon is seeing a new row.
You refer to browser configuration as being the only difference - what do you mean by this? You’ve already confirmed that in both scenarios you’re running Chrome and that the screen size in both scenarios is wide enough to not cut off any elements.
You have a conditional on your plus icon - can you share what this conditional is?
yes, I installed mixpanel and it is showing on one case (where you do not see the plus sign) that the browser is chrome version 109 and the screen width 1440. In the other case, where you do see the plus sign, i am using my browser (chrome 109) and I set the width to 1440.
sure, this is the screenshot. The size of the icon should be smaller on tablet and phones
Okay great - in that case I’d jump into the app data tab on live and run as that user. Go through the exact same process that they did, and see if you can replicate.
If you can, use the debugger to select where the plus icon should be and work out why it’s not displaying.
If you can’t replicate via that method, then it’s likely you’ll need a few more examples before you can pinpoint the issue.
It’s likely not a bug. I have noticed that the Run as feature can be “finicky.” It seems like sometimes I have to run it while the editor is on the index page, and sometimes I have to run it while the editor is on a logged in page. I have never bothered to try to figure out why, but regardless, it always seems to work in the end.