There is no name field when I create a new dashboard. This is in lab 6.1.1
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06-19-2025 08:04 AM
I do not see the name field when doing excercise 6.1.1.
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06-19-2025 02:04 PM
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06-19-2025 02:13 PM
Why it could be missing:
In older or custom scopes, all dashboard fields including the “Name” field—are subject to ACLs (Access Control Rules).
If a user lacks read and/or write access to the underlying table or specific fields, the fields will not render—even if the UI shows a form. This is a known issue: clicking New > Create a dashboard, but seeing only a blank form with a submit button, then traces of failed ACLs in the security log
You can verify this by:
Impersonate a user who doesn’t see the Name field.
Turn on Security Debug (via Session Diagnostics → Debug Security).
Watch for ACL messages like pa_dashboard.name/read or pa_dashboard.name/write failing.
If you see “RC = false,” that means the ACL is blocking it—either due to missing roles or a faulty condition.
How you can fix it:
Check ACLs for the pa_dashboard table, especially the Name field.
Go to System Security → Access Control (ACL).
Filter for Table: pa_dashboard.
Look for any Read or Write ACLs scoped to name or just the table, with certain roles/conditions.
Compare with an out-of-box ACL (e.g., from a developer instance or reference guide).
Modify or disable the ACL so that the desired user roles (e.g. pa_power_user, pa_admin) can access it.
After changes, clear cache (cache.do) or have the user log out/in or impersonate again to check form behavior.
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07-01-2025 04:03 PM
@hikerclimber Please close the thread by marking 'Accept as solution' and 'Helpful' if this has been resolved.