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The file is right in this case, but you can enter debug mode also in the dashboard, now, in this case is not important but in the future it might be. Anyway, I made an update to fix the bug.

I need the debug file, go look in the first post for the instructions.

This is because the page is not rendered on the server, so I need to wait for the webUi to make the request for the docker and then create the folder, this is done every time the Ui updates (docker update, start/stop). I don't plan on doing this, at least not the clickable part, if you take a look at the code you will see that I only mirror the original element, and so I haven't done anything with the docker functions.

If you want to do it, you have to do it manually. Copy the old config in /boot/config/plugins/docker.folder/folders.json to somewhere. Then uninstall the old plugin, install the new and create the folders, You only need to give them names, then open the new config file (/boot/config/plugins/folder.view/docker.json) and the old config file, and copy the icon from the old to the new, and the children array from the old to the containers on the new. And voilà you are done, although I think it's just easier to redo all with the WebUI.

Made an update, try it and see how it works, try with CTRL+F5 if it doesn't work at first.

A new version is out: 2023.08.02 Renamed the pages to the updated plugin name Added import, export and clear in the settings Folders now remain open when making changes to docker/VM/dashboard, if opened before Fixed debug mode parsing error Now the border setting is visible even when no preview is selected Now the setting reflect the old setting behavior in the docker/Vm pages

Ok, got it, this is the old code, that set the color of the border the same as the font. I had the same issue, when making the last update, I think is a caching problem, what I can say is to wait a bit. If you want to be sure that the changes are taking effect just type this in the browser console JSON.parse(await $.get('/plugins/folder.view/server/read.php?type=docker').promise()) and look for a folder setting called preview_border or preview_border_color.

Have you tried changing the color of the border, does it work?

Your border setting is ON, and in the photo after I see the border, what's not working?

This is the intended behavior, but I will change in the next version.

A new version is out: 2023.08.01 Fixed folder load on the docker tab added ability to enable/disable border on the docker/vm tab added the ability to change the color of the border on the docker/vm tab ability to start, stop, pause, resume, restart, Hibernate and force stop all VMs in a folder rework ability to start, stop, pause, resume, restart, update and force update all containers in a folder The new border setting make it so it will be hidden by default, even if in the setting page it is shown as visible, to fix this simply edit the folder and submit, this will create the new settings in the configuration.

This is complicated, if you change the order in the docker tab the autostart order is the same as you see, if you create a folder, don't reorder and set to autostart the folder you might end up in trouble, so if you autostart a folder make sure to move at least one container/folder in the docker tab. Same for VMs.

There was, actually, it broke with the last update, forgot to mention in the changelog, in the next update it will be fixed.

Small update to fix a wrongly named function in the dashboard expanded by default. If you notice this problem, update to the latest version.

In the making of the update I tried to do it, but I couldn't figure out how to add in a simple way, so in the near future this won't be happening.

A new update is out. Version 2023.07.31 Order rework, hopefully this won't cause any issues. Ability to start, stop, pause, resume, restart, update and force update all containers in a folder (no VM for now). Added a counter of started container when a folder is marked as started.

You need to reorder in the docker tab, not inside the folder.

I need the debug file

On the page to add/edit folder you can click the labels of the form to get help. If you don't see this, you have to update to the latest version. Here is the link.

I need the debug file, to get it type debug while in the docker tab.

I don't know, if I make it I will use the websocket that already exist, and I won't need to make any request, so I don't think there would be additional load on the server, the additional load would be on the client when the webui is open.

If you go on the linked site, you can paste the image string without downloading anything

This is a bug. Yes and no (it intercept the request and make it readable to unraid, the WebUi don't like folders so I had to trick the server), but it needs to have the correct order from unraid, I saw the old folder in your order, this means that I can't predict how unraid is going to arrange the containers in the tab.

I already have the data coming from the websocket, so I don't have to make anything on the server side, so if making it means not rewriting the context menu I will bring it back.