The 👥 Dashboard button used to open the player table as a draggable in-app window, which competed for screen space with the map. It now opens in a separate browser tab as a fullscreen page so users can put the dashboard on a second monitor. How: - App.tsx branches on ?view=dashboard → renders PlayerDashboardFullPage (new file in components/) instead of the default MapLayout. - SidebarWindowButtons.tsx: 👥 Dashboard onClick now does window.open('/?view=dashboard', '_blank', 'noopener'). Label shows '↗' so users know it's an external open. - PlayerDashboardWindow.tsx refactored: extracted the sortable table body into a reusable PlayerDashboardContent component. The old window shell stays registered in WindowRenderer for backward compat — just no longer reachable from the default sidebar. - map-layout.css: new .ml-dashboard-page rules for fullscreen layout. Each tab gets its own useLiveData + WebSocket connection (server already handles multiple browser clients). The new tab inherits the session cookie from the original tab — no re-login. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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