Closed ielis closed 1 year ago
The same issue seems to be present in Stepper | Disease | Disease details. Onset and resolution cannot be cleared once set.
@belkassaby There are two issues still.
This should be fixed in the current branch im working on. I'll let you know once I have deployed it.
@belkassaby The onset is clearing. However, I have a question about the resolution. It is clearing fine in the detail section, but sometimes it gives me "undefined" under the resolution heading in the top. It also is not clearing or changing that resolution heading.
@belkassaby I tested this. As of now deleting Resolution results in showing Resolution column as blank. But if I delete Onset info, the phenotypic feature displays Onset column as undefined. Should it be undefined or should it be blank , once user has deleted onset info for phenotypic feature. Please see screenshot below.
in the SQA instance, when deleting an onset, and then selecting another onset (age, agerange or gestationalAge) although the value is changed it is not display on the row of the table or in the detail expanded view of the phenotypic feature
Removing onset or resolution (setting to
null
) does not work once either one is set.For instance, after selecting Age, the
P5Y
is correctly shown in the Added phenotypic features table:The cross within the onset class selector (Age, Age range, etc.) should clear the onset for the selected phenotypic feature. After clicking on the cross icon, indeed, the onset is cleared.
However, the change is not in sync with the Added phenotypic features table, and seemingly also with the underlying data model. The Onset table column is not cleared and the Phenotypic feature details | Onset field is reset to Age after selecting the term again.