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At present, row.withPanels([]) only works as intended when used within a util.grid.makeGrid([]) - otherwise any panels added to the row will simply be invisible.
If trying to make use of row.withRepeat() while not using makeGrid([]), you have to define your row inside your dashboard.withPanels([]) array, then append another array to that containing the panels that you would have put inside row.withPanels([) (if it made any sense)
This then makes it impossible to combine some static panels (eg occurs only once within a dashboard) with anything that is repeated by use of row.withRepeat() because every panel mentioned repeats, wherever it occurs in the dashboard.withPanels([]) array.
when using makeGrid([]) we still repeat ALL mentioned panels, not just those within the grid
using v11.0.0
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At present,
row.withPanels([])
only works as intended when used within autil.grid.makeGrid([])
- otherwise any panels added to the row will simply be invisible.If trying to make use of
row.withRepeat()
while not usingmakeGrid([])
, you have to define your row inside yourdashboard.withPanels([])
array, then append another array to that containing the panels that you would have put insiderow.withPanels([)
(if it made any sense)This then makes it impossible to combine some static panels (eg occurs only once within a dashboard) with anything that is repeated by use of
row.withRepeat()
because every panel mentioned repeats, wherever it occurs in thedashboard.withPanels([])
array.when using
makeGrid([])
we still repeat ALL mentioned panels, not just those within the gridusing v11.0.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: