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Optimize - DMN with large cell breaks dashboard layout

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    • 3.10.0-alpha1, 3.10.0
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      What are the steps to reproduce your problem?

      Given a DMN with a large cell, create a decision report for evaluation count grouped by rule like this:

      Add this report to a dashboard with at least one report below it.

      What is the problem?

      The layout of the dashboard breaks. The decision report with the large cell overlays the report below:

      What would be the expected behavior:

      The dashboard layout can handle the decision report with the large cell, e.g. by using a horizontal scroll bar.

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        This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app

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            [OPT-6480] Optimize - DMN with large cell breaks dashboard layout

            Richard Kohl added a comment -

            Josh asked me to open an OPT ticket so this could be investigated.

            I have included a very simple BPMN and DMN to demo the issue.

            If you just create a new process, then at UserTask1 put "Kohl" in for the last name it will add the large value from the DMN.

            In UserTask2 complete the instances.

            Once you have one or two of these instances, go to Optimize.

            • Create a decision report for evaluation count grouped by rule,
            • Add this report to a dashboard with at least one report below it.
            • Now try to view the dashboard

            Note: I found that if you add the decision report first to the dashboard and then add a second report, the second report appears on top of the decision report, however if you add the decision report first and then the other report the decision report almost blends into the second report, like there is no background color to the decision report.

            I have it setup if you have any issues replicating the problem let me know.

            Thanks,

            Rich

            Richard Kohl added a comment - Josh asked me to open an OPT ticket so this could be investigated. I have included a very simple BPMN and DMN to demo the issue. If you just create a new process, then at UserTask1 put "Kohl" in for the last name it will add the large value from the DMN. In UserTask2 complete the instances. Once you have one or two of these instances, go to Optimize. Create a decision report for evaluation count grouped by rule, Add this report to a dashboard with at least one report below it. Now try to view the dashboard Note: I found that if you add the decision report first to the dashboard and then add a second report, the second report appears on top of the decision report, however if you add the decision report first and then the other report the decision report almost blends into the second report, like there is no background color to the decision report. I have it setup if you have any issues replicating the problem let me know. Thanks, Rich

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