As shown in the video, IC/0164/05's JP general reference (fn114) is showing up twice. Is this a logic issue, or is this an isolated issue to this document?
This is not an issue. As you seen in application that in Specific References number 177 and 178 have same document with same footnote 114. Due to that reason in All References we are displaying document is once but combined both tag to display.
Due to that's reason it display fn114 twice. Naomi have idea for this functionality.
Cc :
Martin
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Paul Moon
Hi
Harsh
:
Whatever the reason may be, fn114 should appear only once under All References; this is duplication of the same pinpoint.
Martin
: If required, could you coordinate with
Naomi
to fix this issue?
Thanks,
Paul
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Naomi Joanis,UX Team Lead
Hi
Paul
,
From my memory we had written criteria and possibly a wireframe for how this should be displayed, as this issue was raised post launch (Re: Article Citator All References repeating excerpt paragraphs - TOLOGIX - ISLG App Rebuild for example). At first glance I wasn't able to locate a wireframe indicating how the paragraphs should be displayed when combined in the preview, but please let me know if you'd like me to spend further time looking, or mocking something up for this.
Thanks,
Naomi
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Martin Laporte,CTO
Hi
Paul
,
Correct me if I'm wrong, but all we need to do in our code is to only show one instance of the reference and ignore the duplicates, correct?
For example, the code has the following references to list: fn114, fn114, fn123
We would remove the second instance of fn114 and only show 2: fn114, fn123
Unless I'm missing an important detail, this should be straight-forward to implement.
Thanks, -Martin
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Paul Moon
Hi
Martin
:
Your assumption is correct. Whenever there are duplicates (doesn't matter how many times the same reference appears currently), only one should be displayed under All References. Please note it applies to all citators and Terms & Phrases.
Thanks,
Paul
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Martin Laporte,CTO
Hi
Naomi
, based on Paul's answer, I do not believe we will need you to further delve into this particular issue.
Hi
Harsh
, please implement the change per the discussion above. Note that per Paul, the change needs to be applied to all Citators and in the Terms & Phrases.
As shown in the video, IC/0164/05's JP general reference (fn114) is showing up twice. Is this a logic issue, or is this an isolated issue to this document?
Please add it to unplanned/critical.
Thanks,
Paul
I created DevOps task https://dev.azure.com/tologix/ISLGRebuild/_workitems/edit/1698 under unplanned/critical issues in this sprint.
Thanks,
-Martin
This is not an issue. As you seen in application that in Specific References number 177 and 178 have same document with same footnote 114. Due to that reason in All References we are displaying document is once but combined both tag to display.
Due to that's reason it display fn114 twice. Naomi have idea for this functionality.
Cc :
Whatever the reason may be, fn114 should appear only once under All References; this is duplication of the same pinpoint.
Thanks,
Paul
From my memory we had written criteria and possibly a wireframe for how this should be displayed, as this issue was raised post launch (Re: Article Citator All References repeating excerpt paragraphs - TOLOGIX - ISLG App Rebuild for example). At first glance I wasn't able to locate a wireframe indicating how the paragraphs should be displayed when combined in the preview, but please let me know if you'd like me to spend further time looking, or mocking something up for this.
Thanks,
Naomi
Correct me if I'm wrong, but all we need to do in our code is to only show one instance of the reference and ignore the duplicates, correct?
For example, the code has the following references to list:
fn114, fn114, fn123
We would remove the second instance of fn114 and only show 2:
fn114, fn123
Unless I'm missing an important detail, this should be straight-forward to implement.
Thanks,
-Martin
Your assumption is correct. Whenever there are duplicates (doesn't matter how many times the same reference appears currently), only one should be displayed under All References. Please note it applies to all citators and Terms & Phrases.
Thanks,
Paul
Hi
Thanks!
-Martin