Bug #12420
closed
Narrative text is messed up when in multiple xml nodes
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Description
The text for scientific advice and for status and trends are messed up or put in separate boxes.
See this example http://data.d4science.org/ctlg/GRSF_Admin/a45df585-b8c0-3d33-99a6-36c07a02e918 and the source file http://firms.fao.org/fishery/xml/resource/10484/158284/en
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Updated by Yannis Marketakis over 6 years ago
This issue happens because the sequence of the narrative texts was not preserved (it was not defined to do so).
FORTH will investigate if it is do-able without updating the mappings and re-constructing the GRSF KB.
In addition, the value for state and trend should be merged (since they have the same source, owner, ref year)
Updated by Yannis Marketakis over 6 years ago
- Blocks Bug #12906: Update "problematic" records in the GRSF admin catalog added
Updated by Yannis Marketakis over 6 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Assignee changed from Nikos Minadakis to Yannis Marketakis
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
The issue has been resolved. The narratives for the fields scientific_advice and state_and_trend are concatenated while respecting their order in the original sources. The concatenated narratives are separated using a semicolon (';'). @aureliano.gentile@fao.org if you would like to change this character with something else, please let us know.
As a proof of concept, we've updated a legacy record (http://data.d4science.org/ctlg/GRSF_Admin/3a37e42b-c19e-316f-a5dc-35a6cf1f98b0) and a GRSF one (http://data.d4science.org/ctlg/GRSF_Admin/a45df585-b8c0-3d33-99a6-36c07a02e918), however, we will update all the records as soon as we resolved all the issues (#12906).
Updated by Aureliano Gentile over 6 years ago
Thanks a lot!
Actually multiple text nodes are generated by the FIRMS Word-to-XML converter tool for handling different paragraphs, so a semicolon is not needed. A paragraph would make it since the proper punctuation is already there. Therefore, is it possible to have a paragraph delimiter between the two blocks? (Or line breaks if easier. Or simply a space if nothing else is doable). I see that also formatting is ingored (e.g. bold, italics..) but I understand this is for a further development later on.
Updated by Yannis Marketakis over 6 years ago
- Status changed from Closed to Feedback
- % Done changed from 100 to 90
I think that we cannot use HTML formatting tags (i.e. <br>, <i>, <b>, etc.) for the properties of the catalog. @francesco.mangiacrapa@isti.cnr.it is that correct?
If we cannot use HTML formatting tags, I will simply put a whitespace to differentiate narratives.
Updated by Francesco Mangiacrapa over 6 years ago
Yannis Marketakis wrote:
I think that we cannot use HTML formatting tags (i.e.
<br>, <i>, <b>, etc.) for the properties of the catalog. @francesco.mangiacrapa@isti.cnr.it is that correct?
Yes, It's correct. You may use simply the " " (whitespace) to separate them or by adding the "; " (semicolon and whitespace).
Updated by Aureliano Gentile over 6 years ago
It is (wrongly) correct, I would say ;-)
Anyway, so the best would be to add simply a space.
With thanks
Updated by Yannis Marketakis over 6 years ago
Thanks for your reply @francesco.mangiacrapa@isti.cnr.it .
So, I will replace ';' with whitespace.
Updated by Yannis Marketakis over 6 years ago
- Status changed from Feedback to Closed
- % Done changed from 90 to 100
