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Dedicated subpatth for each dashboard #306

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vutsalsinghal opened this issue May 6, 2024 · 2 comments
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Dedicated subpatth for each dashboard #306

vutsalsinghal opened this issue May 6, 2024 · 2 comments
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vutsalsinghal commented May 6, 2024 •
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currently the dashboards are have a # subpath (like olivetin.mydomain.com/#myDashboard) which cannot be directly accessed. It would be nice to have a dedicated subpath like olivetin.mydomain.com/myDashboard which can be directly accessed.

My use case is to have a dashboard as iFrame in homepage
@jamesread jamesread added the type: feature-request New feature request label May 13, 2024
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feature: #Logs and similar in the address bar to load relevant section (
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#306)
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feature: #Logs and similar in the address bar to load relevant section (
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#306) (#310)
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@vutsalsinghal , released in version 2024.05.13 . Let me know if that is working as expected?

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@jamesread could the dashboards be on something like /d/myDashboard or /dash/myDashboard or /dashboard/myDashboard or simply /myDashboard ?

I've to set a special rule in nginx for a particular OliveTin dashboard but # is not recognised character by nginx and escaping it with %23 doesn't work as well

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