Closed kauk closed 2 years ago
Hi @kauk
I think that just substituting the code you have suggested
if (urlCheck.length === 3) {
// Getting the language specified in the URL and updating the
// global variable
let tmpLangIndex = tmpUrl.indexOf(val_dot);
let tmpLang = tmpUrl.substring(tmpLangIndex + 1, tmpLangIndex + 3);
languageFromUrl = tmpLang;
// Getting the URI to be passed to the data service and updating the
// global variable
i = currentUrl.lastIndexOf(val_dot) - 3;
uriFromUrl = currentUrl.substring(0, i);
} else {
// Passing the current URL as the URI to be passed to the data service
languageFromUrl = val_emptyString;
uriFromUrl = currentUrl;
}
with simply
languageFromUrl = val_emptyString;
uriFromUrl = currentUrl;
doesnt give anymore the error. Would you try to see if you still get the error?
Thank you
Thank you for looking into this issue, @emanuelaepure10. Unfortunately, I cannot try your suggestion as I am not working with the Re³gistry anymore. I will try to find someone who can verify your suggestion.
The solution given has been tested and works correctly.
Thank you!
An error occurs in the Re³gistry "example service frontend" if a register with 2 dots in its name is shown. In this case the Re³gistry tries to read a language code from the URL. Loading the website fails if this is not a valid language code.
The problem is this code (and the following lines): https://github.com/ec-jrc/re3gistry/blob/4d3b5f5ed4186ed97d05251307b466af6e07f9c7/dist/webapp/public_html/js/app_common.js#L151 As soon as there are 2 dots in the URL after the last /, the first 2 chars between these dots are read as a language code.