Fix: Restaurant & Website Info Display In Enatega Customer App

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Hey guys, let's dive into a little hiccup we've found in the Enatega Customer Application. Basically, when you're checking out the details of a restaurant, there's a spot where it says "Restaurant: none" and "Website: none." It's a bit of a head-scratcher, right? We need to figure out why these fields are showing up blank and what we can do to fix it. It's all about making sure the app provides accurate and helpful information to our users. So, let's get to it! We want to make sure this is fixed because it's a little confusing. It's like when you go to a website, and there's a section that's empty. You think, "Huh, is something missing?" Or, "Did they forget something?" We don't want our users to feel that way. That's why fixing this is a top priority. It's not a major issue, but it's something that can be easily fixed, and it will make the user experience much better. No one likes seeing something that should be filled out but isn't. It's like a puzzle with a missing piece. We want our customers to have all the information they need at their fingertips. This way, when they are checking out a restaurant, they can see the information immediately and don't have to go anywhere else. We are trying to build a strong user experience that will encourage people to keep coming back to use the application, but it will be a little harder to do if some of the basic features aren't working properly. We need to fix this small issue to provide the best experience possible.

The Bug: What's Going On?

Alright, so here's the deal. When you're using the Enatega Customer Application and you click on a restaurant's details, you'll see an "info" icon. Tap that icon, and all the restaurant's details pop up, which is what we want. However, at the very bottom of this screen, there are two lines: "Restaurant: none" and "Website: none." This is where the problem lies. This is a straightforward issue that can be fixed relatively quickly. It is not a coding error, but a simple omission of data. We are talking about how to address the "Restaurant: none" and "Website: none" issues and how we can solve them. The main cause is a missing or blank value in a database or the program. The problem is that the application is trying to show information that is missing. It is not a coding error but rather a data problem. The issue is that the application is designed to display the restaurant's name and website. However, if the information is not in the system, the application will still display those fields, but they will be empty. The user will then see "Restaurant: none" and "Website: none." Let's look at the root cause of the issue and the best way to resolve it. The issue is not really a bug but an incomplete data entry in the application. Now, let's focus on the solution. The problem is a matter of data entry, and we need to address it.

Steps to Reproduce (So You Can See It Yourself)

Want to see this for yourself? Here's how:

  1. Open the Enatega Customer Application. Pretty simple, right?
  2. Find a Restaurant Card and Tap on It. This will take you to the details screen.
  3. Click the Info Icon. It's usually in the top right corner, and it'll open up the restaurant's detailed information.
  4. Scroll Down. Look at the bottom of the screen. You should see those lines: "Restaurant: none" and "Website: none."

This makes it easy for anyone to replicate the problem, so the developers can easily find it and fix it. This approach will allow the developers to easily see where the problem lies and make the necessary changes. They can follow the instructions to re-create the situation. We need to ensure that the issue is not persistent. It's easy to verify, so if the bug happens again, anyone can follow these steps to see it. It's like a recipe for a bug; you follow the steps, and you get the bug. These steps are crucial for the developers to replicate the issue and understand the problem. The process enables them to troubleshoot the bug. Following the steps, developers can see the problem firsthand. They can look into the code and data to find and fix the bug.

What Should Happen (Expected Behavior)

Here's what we'd like to see instead:

Option 1: Input Fields on the Admin Dashboard. The ideal solution is to give restaurant owners, or whoever manages the admin dashboard, the ability to enter their restaurant's name and website information. This way, the app would be able to pull this data from the backend, and the users would see the correct information. This is the most user-friendly solution. It ensures that the information displayed to customers is always correct and up to date. We want to make sure that restaurant owners can easily add and update their information. This helps ensure that the information is always current and accurate. It will save users the frustration of seeing empty fields. It also makes the app more functional and useful for both the restaurant and the customer. This option ensures that the data is available and correct. This is because the information is provided directly by the restaurant. It gives them direct control over the information about them. It is a great choice to ensure accuracy.

Option 2: Hide the Headings. If the restaurant and website fields are consistently blank, then the other option is to remove the headings "Restaurant" and "Website" altogether. This way, the users will not see the empty fields. If the data isn't available, then it's better not to show the fields at all. This avoids confusion. This prevents the app from showing incomplete information. It's better to omit the fields than to have empty information. By removing the headings, the app will look cleaner. This will also prevent any confusion or misunderstanding among the users. This will also make the app easier to use. If the information isn't there, it's better to hide the fields. The users will not be aware that there's any missing information. It's a simple solution that provides a better user experience. This will maintain a clean interface and help users focus on the data that is available.

Screenshots

It would be super helpful to include a screenshot here! Showing what you're seeing is always a great way to get your point across. If you have a screenshot, it helps make it easier for people to understand the issue and replicate it.

Device Information

To help the developers, here's the kind of info they'll need to fix this:

  • Device: [e.g., Infinix Hot 50]
  • Operating System: [e.g., Android]
  • Browser: [e.g., Application]
  • Version: [e.g., Latest]

Knowing this helps narrow down the problem. For example, if the bug is only happening on a particular type of phone or a specific version of the app, it is easier to understand. The more information we provide, the easier it is to fix the bug. It will help identify if there are any device-specific issues. Developers can then test on various devices to ensure the fix works everywhere. Providing the device and version helps to troubleshoot efficiently.

The Solution: Making Things Right

So, guys, the goal is simple: fix the "Restaurant: none" and "Website: none" issue. The best way to solve this is to allow admins to fill in the restaurant name and website, so that the information can be displayed. If the information is missing, then hiding the labels is also a good solution. This will help make our app user-friendly. Both solutions improve the user experience. The user won't get confused by missing data. This will improve the overall user experience. By implementing these fixes, we can ensure that our customers have the best possible experience. It is important to offer complete and accurate information. This will make the app more reliable and improve customer satisfaction. These solutions will make the Enatega Customer App much better.

Let's get these fixes implemented so that we can provide the best possible experience for all of our users! It's all about making the app as helpful and easy to use as possible. By addressing this issue, we're making our app a little bit better. We all want our users to have a great experience, and this is one step in the right direction!