✔ Issue with pinpoint paragraph references for Article Citator and Jurisprudence Citator on Live Site (OT/0037/01 and OT/0037/02)
Completed by Morgan M.
- Assigned to
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Harsh P.
Jitesh D.
Morgan M.
Paul M.
William R.
- Notes
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Hi Everyone,
The paragraph references for Article Citator and Jurisprudence Citator entered for Dispute Documents OT/0037/01 and OT/0037/02 are not working. On the Live Site, the selected paragraph number of the PDF opens to the top of the following page. I have checked the destination codes for both PDFs and did not find any issues.
Link to Admin Site for OT/0037/01
https://www.investorstatelawguide.com/CoreComponents/AddDocumentStep1?docId=11847
Link to Admin Site for OT/0037/02https://www.investorstatelawguide.com/CoreComponents/AddDocumentStep1?docId=11848
Article Citator issue for OT/0037/01
Live Site: Article Citator linkSelect:
-Libya - Turkey BIT (2009) [English]
-Article 1(1) "investor"
-Oztas Construction, Construction Materials Trading Inc. v. Libyan Investment Development Company and State of Libya, ICC Case No. 21603/ZF/AYZ, Final Award, 14 June 2018
-pinpoint paragraph reference 101
See screen capture below. Selecting paragraph 101 opens to the top of the next page, which starts at paragraph 102.
See screen capture below. The destination code for paragraph 101 has been entered correctly and takes you to the correct paragraph number.See screen capture below. The anchor code has been entered correctly into the Admin Site.Jurisprudence Citator issue for OT/0037/01
Live Site: Jurisprudence Citator linkSelect:
-Morocco - Salini Costruttori S.p.A. and Italstrade S.p.A. v. Kingdom of Morocco (ICSID Case No. ARB/00/4)
-Salini Costruttori S.P.A. and Italstrade S.P.A. v. Kingdom of Morocco, ICSID Case No. ARB/00/4, Decision on Jurisdiction, 16 July 2001
-Paragraph 46
-Oztas Construction, Construction Materials Trading Inc. v. Libyan Investment Development Company and State of Libya, ICC Case No. 21603/ZF/AYZ, Final Award, 14 June 2018
-pinpoint paragraph reference 116
See screen capture below. Selecting paragraph 116 opens to the top of the next page, which starts at paragraph 119.
See screen capture below. The destination code for paragraph 116 has been entered correctly and takes you to the correct paragraph number.
Article Citator issue for OT/0037/02
Select:
-Libya - Turkey BIT (2009) [English]
-Article 1(1) "investor"
- Oztas Construction, Construction Materials Trading Inc. v. Libyan Investment Development Company and State of Libya, ICC Case No. 21603/ZF/AYZ, Dissenting Opinion of Dr. Tolga Ayoglu, 14 June 2018
-pinpoint paragraph reference 4
See screen capture below. Selecting paragraph 4 opens to the top of the next page
See screen capture below. The destination code for paragraph 4 has been entered correctly and takes you to the correct paragraph number.
Jurisprudence Citator issues for OT/0037/02
Select:
- Morocco - Salini Costruttori S.p.A. and Italstrade S.p.A. v. Kingdom of Morocco (ICSID Case No. ARB/00/4)
-Salini Costruttori S.P.A. and Italstrade S.P.A. v. Kingdom of Morocco, ICSID Case No. ARB/00/4, Decision on Jurisdiction, 16 July 2001
-Paragraph 31
-Oztas Construction, Construction Materials Trading Inc. v. Libyan Investment Development Company and State of Libya, ICC Case No. 21603/ZF/AYZ, Dissenting Opinion of Dr. Tolga Ayoglu, 14 June 2018
-pinpoint paragraph reference 13
See screen capture below. Selecting paragraph 13 opens to the top of the next page
See screen capture below. The destination code for paragraph 13 has been entered correctly and takes you to the correct paragraph number.
Thank you,
Irit
The issues above are affecting the subscriber side of the current application. Could you please ensure these are resolved as a high priority.
Thanks,
Morgan
We are taking this as priority and start to looking into it. we will update you soon.
Cc :
We have checked above issue and found the following things.
There is some problem in attached PDF file. In all above places the following PDF file is open so problem is common.
The pinpoint reference will not point to actual location and point to next page (ex. if we pinpoint the paragraph 15 which located on 10 number page then it redirect to 11 number page)
Might be we are thinking that, due to signature attached in every page of PDF the problem is occurred.
Is it possible for you to removed signature from each page of PDF and replace it and check again?
All other pinpoint references are working fine in application except this PDF. so there is no issue in application or code.
Removing the signature from every page isn't really possible. Also, I'm concerned a similar problem will arise with other document with similar issues. Could you please do a little more work to see if there is a solution to this problem through adjusting the application. It's important to note that the destination codes within the PDF are working as expected, so there shouldn't be a reason why the application can't direct the user to that point on the page:
Thanks,
Morgan
We need to just confirm that issue occured due to that signature or not.
Is it possible for you to provide this pdf us with removing signature from only 2 or 3 pages?
Because, remaining all pdf are working fine. only this pdf file getting issue.
if it is not possible to remove signature from pdf then we will find another way to resolve this issue and let you know.
Every page is initialed if not signed, so I attach both PDFs for you to test around.
Thanks,
Paul
We checked all possible solutions but this is exceptional case which is not handled by the highlighter PDF viewer which we used in application for pinpoint the references.
We have also tried this thing after upgrade the highlighter PDF viewer but the pinpoint always open to next page for this exceptional case.
The following warning we get from highlighter PDF viewer for above attached files.
Warning : Unimplemented annotation type "FreeText", falling back to base annotation.
Morgan
This is an isolated issue. As far as we are aware, these are the only two documents. The problem was discovered while testing citators on the live site after uploading last week. We can reformat these PDFs to avoid this issue on the live site if it cannot be fixed.
Paul
I'll mark the to-do complete.
Thanks,
Morgan