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Dashboards in subdirectories #306
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This doesn't work at all at the moment, it breaks event streams. Bear with me. |
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Fixed, just had to make the EventSource path non-relative. |
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Floppy, thank you for adding this. I was wondering if there's any documentation/details on how to use the sub-dir structure and sample use case |
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This is a desirable feature, I've seen many support requests for this. Not sure how much I like the name |
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Thanks! |
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We wanted to add a subdirectory structure to our dashboards, so I extended Dashing to support it. Includes tests!