llaske / sugarizer-server

Sugarizer Server allow deployment of Sugarizer on a local server, for example on a school server.
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Dashboard UI misbehaves when started on Google Chrome #210

Open im-prakher opened 4 years ago

im-prakher commented 4 years ago

When i start sugarizer server dashboard on google chrome, i am experiencing UI issues on home tab. But on switching tabs and minimizing window, problem does not persists.

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llaske commented 4 years ago

Hmmm. Can't reproduce it, could be related to a specific window size. Could you try with a window not in full screen? Could you try to populate the database with few users/journal entries to see if it happen again?

im-prakher commented 4 years ago

@llaske Sorry for replying late but I tried populating the server with few entries and issue just solved. Furthermore, the issue only occurs with only 1 user in database. It does not persists when the number of users are zero or more than 1.

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llaske commented 4 years ago

Can't reproduce it, even with an empty database and with different window size.

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im-prakher commented 4 years ago

Did you try it with only 1 user in database?

llaske commented 4 years ago

Just tried, no more success. Tested also on Ubuntu in Fullscreen. No more success.

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im-prakher commented 4 years ago

Its occuring on google chrome, not on chromium and my viewport size is 1853px x 981px on chrome. So please try reproducing it on chrome.

llaske commented 4 years ago

I've tested with your size. No more success. Could you try on your side with Chromium?

im-prakher commented 4 years ago

I tried a lot but I couldn't resize to the specific size in chromium.But Sugarizer dashboard doesn't experience any viewport issues on chromium than it misbehaves on chrome. Did you tried in on Google Chrome ?

llaske commented 4 years ago

You're right, I've finally reproduced it in Chrome on Ubuntu with the same resolution than you: 1853px x 981px. It's strange that it works in Chromium and not in Chrome. It should be the same code base.