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‎02-09-2022 03:49 AM
Hi all,
I'm still a complete novice when it comes to customising the Portal so could do with a bit of guidance. I have been tasked with removing the button below from the Service Status page of the Portal if the Outage is planned (it must remain for unplanned outages - see below).
I'm not sure if this is edited on the page editor, or there should be a widget for the button. If it is a widget that needs editing - how can I find the name of this widget? Once in there I would suppose it's as easy as adding a condition to the script to not display on planned outages etc.
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‎02-14-2022 08:01 AM
Hi,
Great job attempting yourself!
For the outage.type have you verified what the value actually is to ensure your ng-if is correct? In server you use "planned", in HTML you use "Planned Outage". If that's not correct, then none will be correct for it to show at all.
I'd recommend double-checking that to see.
I didn't clone the widget on my end to fully look at this but if the button is within a ng-repeat type iterator, then it should be fine and would be evaluated for each occurrence. You'd just want to make sure your values are lining up right.
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‎11-30-2022 02:54 AM
Hello Steve - I also have been asked about this functionality - I cannot find anything within this widget or online that mentions a button like this one - can I check if this was a customisation?