Some of our indicators are prefixed with >5 or <5. When they are named like this they act normally when updating / loading the chart, but there is an error when the user tries to download the produced chart as a png or pdf file. Renaming the indicators to U5... and O5... etc solves the problem. We are currently running Version 2.9 (build 7976), but I have since replicated the issue on the dhis2 demo server (v2.10, build 9136). Is this a known bug or is there a reason why starting an indicator name with a symbol (haven't tested any others yet though) is not allowed?
Some of our indicators are prefixed with >5 or <5. When they are named like this they act normally when updating / loading the chart, but there is an error when the user tries to download the produced chart as a png or pdf file. Renaming the indicators to U5… and O5… etc solves the problem. We are currently running Version 2.9 (build 7976), but I have since replicated the issue on the dhis2 demo server (v2.10, build 9136). Is this a known bug or is there a reason why starting an indicator name with a symbol (haven’t tested any others yet though) is not allowed?
our indicators are prefixed with >5 or <5. When they
are named like this they act normally when updating /
loading the chart, but there is an error when the user tries
to download the produced chart as a png or pdf file.
Renaming the indicators to U5… and O5… etc solves the
problem. We are currently running Version 2.9 (build 7976),
but I have since replicated the issue on the dhis2 demo
server (v2.10, build 9136). Is this a known bug or is there
a reason why starting an indicator name with a symbol
(haven’t tested any others yet though) is not allowed?
Thanks in advance...
Dan
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Sure thing. Have saved the chart as a system chart called 'Indicator starting with <5'....
On 24/01/13 13:49, Lars Helge Øverland wrote:
Hi Dan,
could you please create such a chart on the demo server and post the link? Will investigate.
Hint: to get the link, load the favorite, click "share" and copy the link from there.
Lars
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 12:11 PM, Daniel Bridges <dbridges@akrosresearch.com> > > wrote:
Some of our indicators are prefixed with >5 or <5. When they are named like this they act normally when updating / loading the chart, but there is an error when the user tries to download the produced chart as a png or pdf file. Renaming the indicators to U5... and O5... etc solves the problem. We are currently running Version 2.9 (build 7976), but I have since replicated the issue on the dhis2 demo server (v2.10, build 9136). Is this a known bug or is there a reason why starting an indicator name with a symbol (haven't tested any others yet though) is not allowed?
Thanks in advance...
Dan
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Sure thing. Have saved the chart as a system chart called 'Indicator starting with <5'....
On 24/01/13 13:49, Lars Helge Øverland wrote:
Hi Dan,
could you please create such a chart on the demo server and post the link? Will investigate.
Hint: to get the link, load the favorite, click "share" and copy the link from there.
Lars
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 12:11 PM, Daniel Bridges <dbridges@akrosresearch.com>
wrote:
Some of our indicators are prefixed with >5 or <5. When they are named like this they act normally when updating / loading the chart, but there is an error when the user tries to download the produced chart as a png or pdf file. Renaming the indicators to U5... and O5... etc solves the problem. We are currently running Version 2.9 (build 7976), but I have since replicated the issue on the dhis2 demo server (v2.10, build 9136). Is this a known bug or is there a reason why starting an indicator name with a symbol (haven't tested any others yet though) is not allowed?
Thanks in advance...
Dan
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The svg produced by Chrome has <5; while Firefox just puts <5. Batik (server lib converting svg til png) does not accept that. I guess this means that any chart that has an item with < or > in the name cannot be downloaded from Firefox. D’oh!
Need to think about this one.
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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 2:58 PM, Lars Helge Øverland larshelge@gmail.com wrote:
You are right. It works in Chrome but fails in Firefox. Funny. We will look into it. Bug report here:
Sure thing. Have saved the chart as a system chart called 'Indicator starting with <5'....
On 24/01/13 13:49, Lars Helge Øverland wrote:
Hi Dan,
could you please create such a chart on the demo server and post the link? Will investigate.
Hint: to get the link, load the favorite, click "share" and copy the link from there.
Lars
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 12:11 PM, Daniel Bridges <dbridges@akrosresearch.com>
wrote:
Some of our indicators are prefixed with >5 or <5. When they are named like this they act normally when updating / loading the chart, but there is an error when the user tries to download the produced chart as a png or pdf file. Renaming the indicators to U5... and O5... etc solves the problem. We are currently running Version 2.9 (build 7976), but I have since replicated the issue on the dhis2 demo server (v2.10, build 9136). Is this a known bug or is there a reason why starting an indicator name with a symbol (haven't tested any others yet though) is not allowed?
Thanks in advance...
Dan
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Sure thing. Have saved the chart as a system chart called 'Indicator starting with <5'....
On 24/01/13 13:49, Lars Helge Øverland wrote:
Hi Dan,
could you please create such a chart on the demo server and post the link? Will investigate.
Hint: to get the link, load the favorite, click "share" and copy the link from there.
Lars
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 12:11 PM, Daniel Bridges <dbridges@akrosresearch.com>
wrote:
Some of our indicators are prefixed with >5 or <5. When they are named like this they act normally when updating / loading the chart, but there is an error when the user tries to download the produced chart as a png or pdf file. Renaming the indicators to U5... and O5... etc solves the problem. We are currently running Version 2.9 (build 7976), but I have since replicated the issue on the dhis2 demo server (v2.10, build 9136). Is this a known bug or is there a reason why starting an indicator name with a symbol (haven't tested any others yet though) is not allowed?
Thanks in advance...
Dan
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