Hi @jf89 ,

@jf89 said in Adaptive layout of examples -- Red scratches on objects:

I don’t ask you to give me an example , but I would like to know where I can learn myself ?
What is the best way to do myself a complete flex page with side bar and one or two windows ?
If I can pick up pieces of code an put it into the edit markup , it’s OK.
Even with tutorials , If I have to learn html, css , javascript and Angular , it will be too much difficult for me.

Just my five cent thought,

1.There is no best way to do a web page

2.Copy and paste pieces of code without understanding will make your learning disable.

3.The web technologies is a prerequisite, at least know the fundamentals,
3.1. HTML to define the content of web pages
3.2. CSS to specify the layout of web pages
3.3. JavaScript to program the behavior of web pages

4.The learning speed is your choice.Everything is up to you.If you are struggling, take a break, or search google for the material

5.Explore the example page provided by Mango. Examples are often easier to understand than explanations. Try it out yourself. In my opinion, this is one of the best playground for anyone who want to learn and understand Mango.

Hope it will helps in your learning journey.

If at every point you encounter a surprise or frustration, your response is to add it to the blacklist. Furthermore it is common to feel intimidate to journey down that bumpy "road less travel" and easily get burned by incomplete understanding.

Mango is awesome. It's easy to learn partially, and much harder to learn completely. Inspiring a strong appreciation for all that Mango is and can do will help in shorten the learning curve and eventually more projects are built on the Mango platform.

Hi support,

Recently I read this post,
https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/4530/ai-machine-learning-neural-networks-tensorflow
In fact it is observed that it is a future trend and growth in the automation industry to embrace these changes. It would be a market advantage if Mango support the machine learning module. Instead of the individual effort to implement it here and there, it would be great that Mango can kick-start the development to come with a possible solution.

Thank you for your attention.

Today I restart my mango in my laptop and do a fresh confirmation test. In addition I also cleared all the browsing data for chrome.

Whoray! My Test1 & Test2 passed. It works like a breeze.

Wonderful! It is so exciting to see Mango has done a tremendous improvement for rest api over the years. This functionality provide more flexibility and powerful to design or integrate our application.

@phildunlap, My apology for causing the false alarm. Due to limited knowledge and experience, I fail to do a comprehensive test. Luckily you pick it up and help me to be a better debugger. Thank you for your support and have a nice weekend.

@jared-wiltshire , @CraigWeb

After digging in deeper and rethink the usage of the dashboard designer, I realized that it is my failure to understand correctly the intent of dashboard designer.

It is a page creation tool. The editor is a container that register a list of HTML components. It will update and keeps track of the positioning and the attribute of the elements. The page view is final output which show the layout of HTML components. Changes made via the designer canvas or the generated code will update the page view.

The editor records the order sequence of HTML components which has dragged and dropped in the canvas. The generated code provide information about the HTML components.

It will be a great helper for designing the page quickly. I think I need to spend more time to get familiar with the rich features offered by the dashboard designer.

Thank you for your attention.