Rogue display on my screen

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In trying to get my first dataset and display up and running, I somehow
ended up with a display that's not entirely my own. It's a "Last game
played" display, but I didn't manage to get it configured to display
anything, but what's curious is what happens now when I try to do anything
with it.

When I edit it, the details are actually for a "Favorite Drink" statement
from somebody else. I can't edit it, delete it, or even just cancel out of
editing mode, because I don't have permission to edit the panel (it
actually belongs to someone else, I believe).

I'm really not sure what caused it to happen in the first place, but right
now, I'll settle for getting it removed from my display screen so I don't
have to deal with it anymore.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by gulop...@gmail.com on 9 Feb 2009 at 2:30

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That's extremely curious... can you please provide your account name, so we can 
investigate this issue further? - 
Thanks, Nicholas.

Original comment by felt...@gmail.com on 9 Feb 2009 at 3:07

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Oh, sorry, it's "gulopine" - same as my username here. If it helps, I *think* it
happened when trying to delete the panel.

Original comment by gulop...@gmail.com on 9 Feb 2009 at 3:31

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Thank you!

Original comment by felt...@gmail.com on 9 Feb 2009 at 3:36

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If it helps, viewing the source of the page shows what seems to be a panel ID of
24466 and a statement ID of 4. When I click EDIT, the panel link and other
information shows an ID of 22, but with the same statement ID of 4.

It looks like somehow panel ID 24466 got associated with the wrong statement 
ID, and
when pulling up the form for statement 4, it pulls its original related panel 
of 22.
The only reference to my own panel that remains is the title, "Last Game 
Played,"
which is seemingly retrieved by panel ID rather than statement ID.

Of course, trying to edit it still fails (but with no error messages), as does 
trying
to delete it, since it seems to be trying to delete statement 4, rather than 
panel
24466. I would simply modify the URL being addressed for the delete, but I 
don't even
know what statement ID I'm supposed to delete.

My ideal solution would be to simply have panel 24466 deleted. Obviously it'd 
be good
to know what caused the problem as well, but just getting that panel off my 
screen
would keep me from hitting the 6-panel limit.

Original comment by gulop...@gmail.com on 3 Mar 2009 at 4:30

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Thanks for the detailed report... it looks like your page has been fixed, but 
there may be an underlying issue with 
the Chrome browser that's allowing this bug to occur. - Nicholas...

Original comment by felt...@gmail.com on 4 Mar 2009 at 8:13