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Not able to add widgets into header controller for my web app

AntoineBartholomew1

This is the strangest thing, within Web app builder developer edition; I am not able to add widgets into header controller for my web app. When I try to add a widget, the widget’s code does show within the Config.JSON file, but the widget does not show in the app. I have no idea what is going on. I’ve looked into the widgets Manifest.JSON file to be sure the widget’s “in panel” property is set to true. What else can I look at to resolve this issue?

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AntoineBartholomew1

Robert, I was able to re create my efforts with the creation of a new web app and bringing over key folders within my other app and recreating the Congif.JSON file. So, thanks for the reply and support. I sleep well knowing your out there to support the GIS/Web Appbuilder community...

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RobertScheitlin__GISP

Antoine,

Is this true for all your WAB Apps (even when creating a new one) or just one in particular?

AntoineBartholomew1

I am able to add widgets into new web apps or older web app, but the app I have been working with for weeks just started giving me this issue. I tried clearing my web browser cache. Looked at the Config files and a few other things, but I cant seem to figure out this issue. I hope I wont have to start a completely new app and then try to re-use my code and shift files around.

RobertScheitlin__GISP

Antoine,

Do you see any error in your browsers web console when attempting to add widgets to the header?

AntoineBartholomew1

I am not sure if its an error message. I am working inside of Firefox, developer tools. When I try to add a widget, the console says:

TypeError: mutating the [[ Prototype ]] of an object will cause your code to run very slowly; instead create the object with the correct initial [[ Prototype ]] value using Object.create and below this message in a different color text, it reads

"destroy widget [ themes/jewerlyBoxTheme/widget/HeaderController/Widget]" &

"widget [themes/JewerlyBoxTheme/widgets/HeaderController/Widget] created"

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