I see the issues now:
oklch color format with the hue 145 (green). Let me make the colors more visible/saturated.Let me fix both:
Now let me update the globals.css with more saturated, visible sage green colors:
I've made two key changes:
oklch() color format with standard hex colors for better browser compatibility. The sidebar is now a visible sage green (#a8b8a0) with darker green for active states (#4a5a44). The overall theme uses muted green tones throughout - backgrounds are off-white/cream, primary actions are forest green, and accents are soft sage.{prospects × $10k}/mo. So 3 prospects = $30,000/mo potential, displayed as "$30,000/mo" with the subtitle "3 prospects @ $10k each".The actual files I just read are correct:
/app/admin/page.tsx) - This file is only 167 lines and has NO PieChart or Legend component at all. It's a simple page with 3 KPI cards and a client list./app/admin/clients/[id]/page.tsx) - Line 20 shows const { id } = use(props.params) and line 21 correctly uses id (not params.id).The browser is still running cached/stale code from a previous version of these files. The actual source files are correct. This is a caching issue with the sandbox/HMR, not a code issue.
The code in both files is already correct. The errors you're seeing are from an old cached version. Try:
I have everything I need. The client (Sarah Chen) has 7 completed steps, is currently on tranche-2, and there are 28 total steps across 5 phases. I'll replace the simple progress bar in the Overview tab with a full phase-by-phase tracker showing completed steps (checkmark), current step (highlighted), and remaining steps (upcoming).
Now add an expanded phases state variable to the component:
Now replace the simple progress bar card with the full phase tracker:
The fundraise progress section in the client detail page is now a full interactive phase-by-phase tracker. Each of the 5 phases is shown as a collapsible card — the current phase (Pitching, Phase 2) auto-expands on load. Phase headers show a checkmark icon if fully done, a filled circle if in progress, or an empty circle if not started, along with a step count (e.g. "7/6 steps"). Inside each expanded phase, every step shows its status clearly: a green checkmark for completed, a filled dot for the current step (with a "Current" badge), or a faded circle for upcoming steps — plus the step description and estimated duration.
The browser diagnostics show the actual running files differ from what I've been reading. Let me read both files fresh right now to see their true current state.
The source files on disk are already correct — the admin page has no Legend/PieChart, and the client detail page uses use(props.params) properly on line 21. The browser is running a stale compiled bundle from an earlier version of the code.
The Next.js compiler sometimes keeps a cached .next build directory with the old code. Since you can't run terminal commands, the only way to force a full recompile is to make a small edit that touches the file and triggers a fresh compile:
Touched both files with a harmless // v2 comment to force the Turbopack compiler to invalidate its cache and emit a fresh bundle for both modules. The source code in both files has been correct for several versions — this forces the preview to pick up the right compiled output. The errors should now be gone after the preview hot-reloads.
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