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ePADD is a software package developed by Stanford University's Special Collections & University Archives that supports archival processes around the appraisal, ingest, processing, discovery, and delivery of email archives.
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Lexicon with special characters in name is unusable #470

Closed iTReprise closed 1 week ago

iTReprise commented 3 months ago

Describe the bug Creating a lexicon with a special character (I tested ü & ä) creates a seemingly working lexicon but removes my abilty to interact with it as epadd chrashes when clicking on it. This prevents me from renaming it or adding/removing entries.

Steps to Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to Lexicon
  2. Create a new lexicon with an ü or ä
  3. Save the lexicon
  4. Go back to the main page
  5. Go to Lexicon
  6. Click on the newly created lexicon

Screenshots Broken encoding in lexicon list: grafik

Desktop:

jfarwer commented 2 months ago

So, the name of the lexicon has an umlaut in it, is that right? On Ubuntu it results in an error message for me but it doesn't crash eAPDD. Would it be possible to send the files epadd.log and epadd.warnings.log from the epadd-settings folder? Thanks.

iTReprise commented 2 months ago

Yes, with an umlaut.

I was unclear - you are right. ePADD doesn't crash per se, it just shows the error page but is still alive and well. Do you still need logs?

jfarwer commented 2 months ago

Yes, that would be helpful.

jfarwer commented 2 months ago

Sorry, no I actually don't need the logs.

jfarwer commented 2 months ago

Thanks for reporting this. We have fixed the issue for the next ePADD 11 release. You can try it out: SharePoint Link. You should have access to the file. Please let me know if it says you don't have access permission.

You might need to clear your browser cache.

It won't work for the existing lexicon, you have to create it again.

jfarwer commented 1 week ago

Fixed in v11.0.1