404 Page Not Displayed in User Section of Admin Dashboard During Network Problems

Description:
When there is a network problem, the 404 error page is not displayed in the user section of the admin dashboard. Instead of showing a proper 404 error page, the user is left without any indication of the issue, leading to confusion and a poor user experience.

Steps to Reproduce:
1-Access the admin dashboard.
2-Navigate to the user section.
3-Simulate a network problem (e.g., disconnect from the internet).
4-Attempt to perform any action that requires network connectivity.

Expected Result:
A proper 404 error page should be displayed, informing the user about the network issue and providing appropriate guidance or options to retry or navigate back to a functional part of the dashboard.

Actual Result:
No 404 error page is displayed. The user is left without any indication of the issue, leading to confusion.

Impact:
This issue can cause frustration for users, as they are not informed about the network problem and are unsure how to proceed.

Suggested Fix:
Implement proper error handling in the user section of the admin dashboard to ensure that a 404 error page is displayed when a network problem occurs. This page should provide clear information about the issue and guide the user on possible actions to take.

Additional Information:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/280bdcc0-aed6-4375-a2a1-20e006900797

The issue names no files, tests, or entry points; begin by locating the admin dashboard's user section and its network-request error handling. Reproduce the disconnected-network action, then verify that the user section shows an appropriate 404-style error state with guidance or retry/navigation options.

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