Manage User Action buttons missing for administrator login New Installation with sample data

Administration
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Hi Team,

I just installed Gibbon to check its features. I installed with sample data on Ubuntu LAMP.
No issues with installation.
All ticks on “Home > System Admin > System Check”
“max_input_vars” is 6000

In “Home > User Admin > Manage Users”, I do not see the action buttons.
I am Administrator and have verified access on “Home > User Admin > Manage Permissions” “User Admin” Manage Users_editDelete is checked.

I do not see any action buttons against the users. I am able to add users though.

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Hi @ma.movilitas Welcome to the Gibbon forums! Can you let me know if you installed Gibbon from the core install bundle on the downloads page, or if you happened to install from GitHub? Otherwise, are you able to share some screenshots of the issue you’re seeing, and perhaps some details of the browser, server info, and version of Gibbon, PHP and MySQL you’re running. Thanks!

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Hi Sandra,

Thanks for the reply. Yes I installed it from the core install bundle on the downloads page.

I am running this on
Ubuntu Server 24.04.1 LTS
PHP 8.3.6
mysql Ver 8.0.39-0

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User Admin looks like this

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Student Enrolment

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If you see the action buttons are missing in a couple of applications

Manage Forms

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I am not sure what the red indicates but I am unable to use the forms.

Let me know if you need additional information

Server check page is as follows.

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I see now that this was something to do with Chrome.
Its adding a hidden class to the element thus hiding the buttons.
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I was able to see the buttons on removing this.
I am able to see all edit buttons in edge. I will continue to use edge hereon.

For support or anyone else having the issue, I am using Chrome Version 130.0.6723.92 (Official Build) (64-bit)

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Hi @ma.movilitas Thanks for sharing your solution. It’s strange, as we have tested things on Chrome and many of our schools use it, and haven’t encountered this error. Yes, there is a hidden class, but it’s part of the mobile responsive menu, so I wonder if something may not have been loading all of your css files, as the group-hover:flex sm:flex would have displayed the icons on full-size screens. Be sure to check your file permissions to make sure all the files are loading, and perhaps check your PHP logs to see if there is any hint in there as to what happened.