Hi Morgan ,

The issue with bookmark links have resolved on dev.islg. Please check and confirm.

Hi Harsh ,

The initial issues outlined in this to-do are resolved. However, further to the video below, there is an additional issue that was discovered during testing.

Thanks,

Morgan

 

Problem with general references bookmark links (20-Jul-18).mp4 21.4 MB • Download

Hi Morgan and Ryan ,

We have resolved above issue on dev.islg. Please check and confirm.

Thank you, Harsh . Confirmed on dev.islg.

Ryan

Looks good Harsh . Scheduling for migration on Monday.

Morgan 

Hi Morgan and Ryan ,

This task has been migrated on www.islg. Please check and confirm.

Hi Harsh Confirmed the fix was released on www.islg.

I did notice, however, that when I bookmarked both documents in Morgan's test, when clicking the 2nd bookmark in my notepad, I'm not taken automatically to the proper screen.

Note: If you click the first bookmark in the notepad, it works fine.

The initial issue identified in this to-do are resolved on www.islg. I wasn't able to recreate the problem identified by Ryan . Note however that there is a few second delay between the page of results are selecting and when it scrolls down to the appropriate alignment. Perhaps we could speed this up to ensure this doesn't get confused with an error.

Morgan 

Hi Morgan and Ryan ,

Ryan , We have reproduced the issue which you have identified and resolved on dev.islg.

Morgan , We have also increase the speed between the page of results are selecting and when it scrolls down to the appropriate alignment on dev.islg.

Please check and confirm.

Looks ok to me, but I'll let Ryan confirm.

Morgan

Thank you, Harsh . I'm no longer seeing the issue I reported on dev.islg, however, it's still having loading times of up to 6 seconds before the screen scrolls down to my bookmarks. See attached for my bookmarked links.

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Hi Harsh  

Is there an update for this task?

Thanks!

Ryan

Hi Ryan ,

I wasn't able to find out the gap up by using Research Details Report's link. Could you please provide the test case. so, we can perform that scenario in our local environment ?

Sure, Harsh .

Hi Ryan ,

We have seen above scroll down loading issue. Actually, After generating the result the scroll down to move its actual position. Hence, Based on large results, It will take around some seconds seconds to load the result and display on page.

We have tried and reduced to loading time near about 2 seconds on dev.islg. Now, It will take around 3 to 4 seconds scrolled down to the bookmarked result.

Hope this is fine

Thank you, Harsh . I'm seeing an improvement now on dev.islg. Morgan, can you please test as well? I'd like to hear your opinion. I'm wondering if we should consider the loading screen here while everything gets loaded?

Ryan

Hi Ryan and Harsh ,

I'm fine with the speed, but I agree a loading indicator may make it clearer to users. However, I believe this may occur with a few different types of bookmarks, so we'd want to ensure this is consistent across the system. Harsh , would it be possible for you to easily identify where these loading issues occur and insert loading indicators across the system, or would we need to identify each instance and address them individually? 

Thanks,

Morgan 

Hi Morgan ,

The loading indicator is developed separately for each tool because each tool has different method to display data on page. Therefore, It is not feasible to make the loader consistent across the system.

Please suggest.

Ok. Sounds good Harsh . Let's fix it here, and then we'll deal with it on other places as it comes up.

Thanks,

Morgan

Hi Morgan and Ryan ,

We have fixed the loading indicator issue in Jurisprudence Citator on dev.islg.

Please check and confirm.

Looks good on dev.islg. Thanks Harsh .

Ryan

Looks good Harsh . Scheduling this for migration on Monday.

Morgan 

Hi Morgan and Ryan ,

This task has been migrated on www.islg. Please check and confirm.

Looks good on www.islg. Thanks Harsh .

Ryan

Looks good Harsh . Marking to-do complete.

Thanks,

Morgan