[Fixed] New tutorial created every time I load the editor

Bug Reports
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Hi I’ve just made an anvil account yesterday and this looks really promising.

However I’m running into a pretty frustrating issue at the onset when trying to test out some projects.
Specifically, whenever I try to visit the anvil visual editor at Anvil | Login I end up getting redirected to a tutorial project.

That would be a bit annoying except it creates a new project each time. I can’t seem to control this behavior and I have unintentionally created some 8 or 9 tutorial projects by this point.

I did discover, however, this only happens on the “new editor” (which is no newer than the classic editor for me). I tried to test out the classic editor and this doesn’t seem to have the issue of creating a new tutorial each time I try to visit that page.

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Thanks for reporting. We’ll get that fixed.

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@nabilzaman1 this should now be fixed
let us know if you’re still experiencing issues

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4

Brilliant, no more issue with duplicate tutorial projects.

Thanks for the quick fix, that was really impressive!

5

hey i got some problem, how do i fix this?

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I’m trying to start with Anvil and I can’t get out of Tutorial. I"m on a Mac. I see reported problems with this in the past that were fixed, but this is happening to me right now.

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hi @ginna.stockton and welcome to the forum

and welcome to the forum
i think you didn’t complete step 3:

Change the text of the button when it’s clicked

@handle("button_1", "click")
def button_1_click(self, **event_args):
    self.button_1.text = "Clicked!"

after that change, running the app and clicking the button should get you out of tutorial mode

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You are so right! I had changed the button text myself manually and confused that with the ‘on-click’ code. I’m now starting my next tutorial.

Thank you, thank you.

I’ve been doing back-end Python programming for years and decided now was time to learn how to put a front end on it. I expect Anvil to work very well once I get into it.

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