Identify customizations in widget related records
View and identify potentially problematic code in the widget dependencies, Angular Providers, and ng-templates that are being used by the widget.
Before you begin
Role required: admin or sp_admin
About this task
Your widget may be using potentially problematic code from any of the following records:
- Widget Dependencies
- Angular Providers
- Angular ng-templates
You can view these related records directly from your portal page to check the code in each record.
Procedure
Navigate to a portal page.
On the page, open the widget context menu by CTRL+right-clicking any widget.
On the widget context menu, click Show Widget Customizations.
Widgets are color-coded as follows:
Color Customization level Green Base system widget Yellow Cloned widget Blue New widget Red Customized widget On any widget, click the information icon (
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Information icon\).
Information icon\).
- On the window, open links to the following related records:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Dependencies | JavaScript and CSS files that the widget uses from the Widget Dependencies [sp_dependency] table.Note: The widget dependencies listed on this window only reflect the first-level dependencies. Any dependency that is nested deeper than the first level is not included. To further troubleshoot the widget, check the nested dependencies in the widget record. |
| Angular Providers | Angular Providers that the widget uses from the Widget Angular Providers \[sp\_angular\_provider\] table. |
| Angular templates | Angular ng-templates that the widget uses from the Angular ng-templates \[sp\_ng\_template\] table. |
Related records that you modified or developed are outlined in red.
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Related records outlined in red
Related records outlined in red
You can open each related record by clicking the record name.
What to do next
If you're still unable to diagnose the widget, consider checking nested dependencies or URL dependencies.