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Adding custom functionality: Mongo

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I would like users to have different dashboards (content) depending on the "groups" the user has subscribed to. Also how would one go about storing additional user info in Mongo?
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@Fez-Vrasta Hey

It sounds like you may be misunderstanding what the custom-pages plugin does. (I assume that's the one you are using.)

You should not be creating a page for it route too. You are meant to add HTML widgets to the page on the Widgets panel. Then whenever you restart, it compiles that page for you.
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@baris Yes, this is on latest.
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Just a correction: it's not that you don't need the <script> - it's just illegal unless you're writing something like jsx. When run this will immediatly cause Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<' - because everything you put in custom Javascript is already put into a <script> tag.
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