Thank you for the reply and suggestions! I tried clearing the browser cache by deleting the cookies, session storage, and local storage. After hard refreshing, signing in, I am still unable to open the campaign builder.
I do have some warnings and an error in the console related to being unable to fetch the avatar image. Not sure why it’s trying to get the image from the i2.wp.com domain.
No ad-blocker. I tried accessing in both Chrome and Edge, but cannot open the campaign builder in either.
It’s possible the folder permissions are not properly configured as I ran into permissions-related issues during installation, but I thought I resolved them since I was able to complete the installation. The mautic folder has read/write permissions for the non-root sudo user (xavier)
Looked a bit further into this and when I click the “Launch Campaign Builder” button the div with the campaign-builder class still has the hide class:
If I manually remove the hide class and add the builder-active class and interact with the campaign tree, it seems to work (not sure if that’s all that’s needed though).
Side note: Maybe it was a pointless attempt, but I tried to run mQuery('#campaign-builder').trigger('campaign-builder:show'); from the console but it didn’t do anything.
@xavier_h it looks like your JS assets are out of date. Run this command php bin/console mautic:assets:generate, clear your browser cache and see if it helps.
@patryk.gruszka I think your hunch might be right that I am missing something. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem php bin/console mautic:assets:generate (although ran successfully) did not seem to have resolved the issue after clearing the browser cache