Describe your issue
While testing the μLearn dashboard, a resource loading error appears in the browser console when the Special Events section is loaded. The console reports a 404 (Not Found) error, indicating that the frontend is attempting to fetch a resource that does not exist or is incorrectly referenced.
Console errors like this may indicate missing assets, incorrect API endpoints, or misconfigured resource paths. Even if the UI appears functional, unresolved console errors can lead to hidden functionality issues, performance problems, or incomplete rendering of components.
During normal use of the dashboard, production-level applications should ideally load without console errors to ensure reliability and maintainability.
Environment
Device: Laptop
Operating System: Windows 11
Browser: Google Chrome
Browser Version: Chrome DevTools 146
Steps to reproduce
- Open the μLearn dashboard in a web browser.
- Login to the application with valid credentials.
- Navigate to the Home/Dashboard page.
- Scroll down to the Special Events section.
- Open the browser developer tools by pressing F12 or Right Click → Inspect.
- Navigate to the Console tab.
- Observe the error message displayed in the console.
What was the expected result?
- All frontend resources should load successfully without any console errors.
- The browser console should remain clean without failed resource loading messages.
- All assets and API requests associated with the Special Events section should return successful responses.
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Describe your issue
While testing the μLearn dashboard, a resource loading error appears in the browser console when the Special Events section is loaded. The console reports a 404 (Not Found) error, indicating that the frontend is attempting to fetch a resource that does not exist or is incorrectly referenced.
Console errors like this may indicate missing assets, incorrect API endpoints, or misconfigured resource paths. Even if the UI appears functional, unresolved console errors can lead to hidden functionality issues, performance problems, or incomplete rendering of components.
During normal use of the dashboard, production-level applications should ideally load without console errors to ensure reliability and maintainability.
Environment
Device: Laptop
Operating System: Windows 11
Browser: Google Chrome
Browser Version: Chrome DevTools 146
Steps to reproduce
What was the expected result?
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Would you like to work on this issue?
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