Enatega Admin Dashboard Bug Report Unexpected Page Refreshes And Vendor Redirections

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Hey guys, we've got a tricky bug to squash in the Enatega Admin Dashboard! It involves some unexpected page refreshes and vendor redirections when trying to delete a store. Let's dive into the details so we can get this fixed.

Describe the Bug

The main issue we're seeing is that when an admin tries to delete a store under a specific vendor, the page goes haywire. Instead of just deleting the store and staying put, the page unexpectedly refreshes and redirects the user to a different vendor's store page. This happens right after the delete action, which can be super confusing and mess up the whole store management process. It's like you're trying to tidy up one room, and suddenly you're teleported to another!

When you're managing multiple vendors and stores, keeping things organized is key. This bug throws a wrench in the works by making the admin dashboard behave unpredictably. Imagine you're carefully going through Vendor A's stores, deleting the ones that are no longer needed, and then, BAM!, you're looking at Vendor B's stores. You might start wondering if the delete action even worked, or if you accidentally clicked something else. This kind of unexpected behavior can lead to errors, wasted time, and a generally frustrating experience for the admin.

The issue not only affects the immediate task of deleting a store but also has broader implications for the overall usability of the Enatega Admin Dashboard. An admin dashboard needs to be reliable and predictable. When actions have unintended consequences, it erodes trust in the system and makes it harder for admins to efficiently manage the platform. This bug introduces a level of uncertainty that can slow down workflow and increase the risk of mistakes. For example, an admin might accidentally make changes to the wrong vendor's stores because they were unexpectedly redirected. Therefore, addressing this issue is crucial for maintaining the integrity and efficiency of the admin dashboard. It's about more than just fixing a glitch; it's about ensuring that the dashboard remains a tool that admins can rely on to manage their online food ordering system effectively. The unexpected redirections and refreshes can also hinder the admin's ability to maintain an accurate inventory of active stores, potentially leading to discrepancies in the system. This can affect order fulfillment and customer satisfaction if stores that should be removed are still showing up as active. By fixing this bug, we're not just making the dashboard more user-friendly; we're also ensuring the reliability and accuracy of the underlying data, which is essential for the smooth operation of the platform.

Steps to Reproduce

To help you guys understand exactly what's going on, here’s how you can reproduce the bug:

  1. First, go to the 'Enatega Admin Dashboard'. Obvious first step, right?
  2. Next, click on 'Vendors' from the general dropdown menu. This is where the vendor magic happens.
  3. Now, select a specific vendor. Once you do, you’ll see their stores showing up on the right side of the screen.
  4. Here’s where the fun begins: Try to delete a store. You’ll see the page unexpectedly refreshes and redirects you to a different vendor's store page. It happens immediately after the delete action, so keep your eyes peeled!

By following these steps, you should be able to consistently trigger the bug and see the unexpected behavior firsthand. This will make it easier to understand the problem and work towards a solution. Reproducing the bug in a controlled environment is a crucial step in the debugging process. It allows us to isolate the issue and identify the root cause without the interference of other factors. The more consistently we can reproduce the bug, the more confident we can be that our fix is effective. When reporting bugs, providing clear and concise steps to reproduce the issue is incredibly helpful for developers. It allows them to quickly verify the bug and start working on a solution. In this case, the steps provided are straightforward and easy to follow, which should make it easier for the development team to tackle this problem.

Expected Behavior

So, what should happen when you delete a store? Well, the system should be a bit more well-behaved! After deleting a store from Vendor A’s list, you should simply remain on Vendor A’s store list. The page should update to show the new list without the deleted store. No unexpected detours to other vendors, no surprise page refreshes—just a clean, simple update.

The expected behavior is crucial for maintaining a smooth and intuitive user experience. When an admin performs an action, they should have a clear understanding of the outcome. In this case, deleting a store should result in the store being removed from the list, and the admin should remain on the same page to continue managing that vendor's stores. The fact that the page unexpectedly refreshes and redirects the user to a different vendor's store page violates this principle of predictability. It creates confusion and uncertainty, making the admin's job more difficult. The expected behavior aligns with the principles of good user interface design. It's about creating a system that is both efficient and enjoyable to use. When the system behaves as expected, users can focus on their tasks without having to worry about unexpected consequences. This not only improves productivity but also reduces the risk of errors. In the context of an admin dashboard, where accurate data management is critical, adhering to expected behavior is particularly important. It ensures that admins can confidently make changes without fear of accidentally disrupting other parts of the system. The goal is to create a seamless and reliable experience that empowers admins to effectively manage their online food ordering system.

Additional Information

We've also got a video that shows the bug in action: multivendor-admin.enatega.com_general_vendors.-.Google.Chrome.2025-03-20.09-55-27.1.mp4. This should give you a clear visual of what's happening.

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Let's Fix This!

Thanks for reporting this bug! With all this info, we can hopefully get this sorted out quickly and make the Enatega Admin Dashboard a smoother experience for everyone.