Hi,
Due to some changes we made into the low-code app, an error ‘The dashboard has not been found’ is displayed on the top of the page when editing the low-code app. Likely, because some actions have been removed from a specific table components.
Is there any way of quickly identifying which specific dashboard cannot be found, or which action is actually causing this?
Thx
I can see why you would think I updated the json file :). And true, I did, but that seemed initially to be working fine as far as I remember. The issue only appeared afterwards.
I notice now that a panel seems to be missing, and an exclamation mark is shown onto that panel. After removing that one, the error is gone.
Unsure how it actually got into that state, but seems to be fixed now. Important is to just go through the panels, it is actually quite visible.
The developer tools did also show an error on the transition, but could not really see the page. But surely useful to know, thx.
Hi Leander,
This is an error coming from our web API which is thrown when a client requests a dashboard that does not exist. As you know a low code app exists of dashboards which can act as a pages or panels.
To further debug I suggest to use the debug tools of the browser using F12. In there you’ll have a network tab which records all API requests made by the client. One of the API requests will be shown in red as an exception occured. The payload of the request should indicate which dashboard was actually requested.
Alright, thanks Sebastiaan.
A panel got marked as deleted, unsure how it got into that state, but after deleting, error is gone. Thx
Inspecting the network calls in the F12 developer tools of your browser will reveal more information about which page (= a dashboard) that can’t be found.
Did you make any manual changes to the json files of the app?