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This issue is related to Issue #467 and PR #468. The referenced PR did successfully refactor the table on the admin page to use react-table. However, the PR introduced a few discrepancies compared to the original design of the admin table.
Original admin table:
New admin table (after PR 468) :
The goal of this issue is to fix the following discrepancies:
The new admin table is missing a footer where the user can change the number of entries per page
The "UserEmail" column should be titled "Email"
The styling has changed. If possible, use the previous styling where there was no border surrounding the table. There also should be a visible line separating each row.
Steps to recreate the issue:
Make sure you can successfully log in via Github (use the Github sign-in option, not Auth0)
Run "npx prisma studio" in the terminal, navigate to the "Users" table, change the role of your user to "ADMIN"
Make sure you click "Save changes" in prisma studio
Sign out of the Classroom app and then sign back in
Navigate to the /admin page (type this into the browser)
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@Abiral-2724 -- Sorry I have already assigned this issue to one our student teams at CTI (Computing Talent Initiative). I am planning to open up a few more issues in the coming month for non-CTI students. Please stay tuned for that.
This issue is related to Issue #467 and PR #468. The referenced PR did successfully refactor the table on the admin page to use react-table. However, the PR introduced a few discrepancies compared to the original design of the admin table.
Original admin table:
New admin table (after PR 468) :
The goal of this issue is to fix the following discrepancies:
Steps to recreate the issue:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: