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# Layout Issue Analysis
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## Problem Description
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User reports that the application layout is broken:
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1. "Nothing found" notification shows always
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2. Search field that was at bottom is now at top
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## Current Structure Analysis
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Based on code review of public/index.html and public/script.ts:
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### HTML Structure (Current):
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1. Search form (input + button) - at TOP
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2. Welcome placeholder - initially visible
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3. Loading spinner - hidden by default
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4. Results list - hidden by default
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5. No results placeholder - hidden by default
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### JavaScript Logic Issues Found:
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1. **No Results always showing**: In `showNoResults()` method, the noResults element is made visible with `classList.remove('tg-hidden')` but there's no logic to hide it when new search starts or results are found.
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2. **Search field position**: The search form is structurally at the top in HTML, which matches user complaint.
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### Display Logic Flow:
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- `showLoading()`: Hides welcome, shows loading, hides results, hides noResults
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- `displayResults()`: Calls `hideLoading()`, shows results if any, otherwise calls `showNoResults()`
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- `showNoResults()`: Calls `hideLoading()`, hides results, SHOWS noResults (but doesn't hide welcome)
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## Root Causes:
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1. **NoResults visibility issue**: The noResults element is never hidden when starting a new search
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2. **Welcome placeholder management**: Not properly hidden when showing noResults
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3. **Search position**: Structurally at top, needs to be moved to bottom if that was the intended design
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# Telegram Bot Token Fix
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## Problem
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Docker container was showing "⚠️ TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN not found or invalid - bot will not start" error despite the token being present in `.env.docker` file.
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## Root Cause
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The `docker-compose.yml` file was missing the `env_file` configuration to load environment variables from `.env.docker`.
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## Solution
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Added `env_file: - .env.docker` at the top level of docker-compose.yml to ensure all services load environment variables from the .env.docker file.
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## Files Modified
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- `docker-compose.yml`: Added env_file configuration
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## Token Details
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- Token is present in `.env.docker`: `8262100335:AAFUBycadhKwV4oWPtF_Uq3c_R95SfWUElM`
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- WEB_APP_URL is configured: `https://quixy.uk`
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- Environment variables are properly referenced in services
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