Well, I can’t believe I’m here right now…
I just went to add the Zeroqode Drift plugin to my app after reaching MVP, and it seems to have broken something… My dashboard will no longer load after login on the deployed site, but it doesn’t seem to be an issue on my version test. - Site is 1SKU.wiki - the landing page loads but the dashboard won’t load on sign in.
It seems the head code added by the plugin got in the way of a sent parameter? I reverted the site to before I added the plugin but it hasn’t made any difference. Hoping this is merely a cache error, but not going to lie, my stomach is in my throat.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers!
Joey
We would need to know more specifics or maybe if you have some login credentials to the apps dashboard we could look a little closer
Specifically, by ‘it does not load’, does that mean the URL extension doesn’t exist on the Live website? Specific information or elements aren’t showing up? etc
Thanks, @gf_wolfer,
I’ve included a few screenshots to provide more clarity.
The first is the parameter that is sent when opening the dashboard.
The next is what the dashboard loads to on my development preview, including the URL with parameters, the last is the current load on LIVE at www.1sku.wiki after sign up or sign in which doesn’t load any information and is only the group structure and doesn’t reflect my development environment.
I guess this is whats really the most confusing to me, why might this work on my dev environment and not reflect when pushed live?
I’ve loved working with your template, and really appreciate your help with this! I’m a little confused, the Text User’s name element appears to be working perfectly fine from the dev gui and I can’t seem to find the Text B in that you’ve mentioned.
Could you please clarify the change I should make?
Thank you!
Joey
Just for posterity sake, this was a 3am brainfart.
I failed to close the height of a popup that I opened up to work on a single repeating group that extended below the popups height. The opened popup height was breaking the size of the group that contained it.