Closed bugacov closed 2 years ago
Yes, and this is intentional, because at UCSC we only allow lowercase dataset names. I agree that I should document this and possibly allow a different handling.
The reason for all-lowercase is that we serve the datasets using an Apache rewrite rule, which allos URLs like cortex-dev.cells.ucsc.edu and DNS does not support case, it may come from a time when there were still 7bit codepages around.
What do you suggest that I do for non-UCSC users?
1) throw an error when an upper case is used in a dataset name 2) deactivate the lower casing on non-UCSC systems
Is that upper case / lower case question very important for your use case? Could you live with all-lowercase datasetnames, knowing that you could make the URLs easier to read (I can document how we configured our Apache, I think it's a one-line .htaccess file)
Thanks for opening this ticket. It's definitely something I should have expected happening to other users...
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The logic in this function will converts pretty much all datasets to lowercase so if one creates a dataset w/ uppercase name it throws an error saying that it cannot find the dataset when passing a URL with a dataset name (last argument) in uppercase
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Hi Maximilian, Thanks for your quick reply!! Your option 2) :
2) deactivate the lower casing on non-UCSC systems
Is what we suggest implementing. The part of the URL after the ?ds= is case sensitive and works well for when I tested modifying your code in my installation.
We’d really appreciate if you can implement that change. Thanks again for your help!! Best, Alejandro.
From: Maximilian Haeussler @.> Reply-To: maximilianh/cellBrowser @.> Date: Wednesday, May 26, 2021 at 1:57 AM To: maximilianh/cellBrowser @.> Cc: Alejandro Bugacov @.>, Author @.***> Subject: Re: [maximilianh/cellBrowser] getDatasetNameFromUrl() in cellBrowser.js converts most datasetName to lowercase (#219)
Yes, and this is intentional, because at UCSC we only allow lowercase dataset names. I agree that I should document this and possibly allow a different handling.
The reason for all-lowercase is that we serve the datasets using an Apache rewrite rule, which allos URLs like cortex-dev.cells.ucsc.edu and DNS does not support case, it may come from a time when there were still 7bit codepages around.
What do you suggest that I do for non-UCSC users?
1) throw an error when an upper case is used in a dataset name 2) deactivate the lower casing on non-UCSC systems
Is that upper case / lower case question very important for your use case? Could you live with all-lowercase datasetnames, knowing that you could make the URLs easier to read (I can document how we configured our Apache, I think it's a one-line .htaccess file)
Thanks for opening this ticket. It's definitely something I should have expected happening to other users...
On Wed, May 26, 2021 at 3:33 AM bugacov @.***> wrote:
The logic in this function will converts pretty much all datasets to lowercase so if one creates a dataset w/ uppercase name it throws an error saying that it cannot find the dataset when passing a URL with a dataset name (last argument) in uppercase
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Hi,
I've deactivated lower casing, in cellbrowser.js line 7083 now for non-UCSC
servers. I cannot test this myself, because all my webservers run at UCSC.
If you want, you can checkout the "develop" branch and then run
src/cbUpgrade --code -o
thanks Maxy
On Wed, May 26, 2021 at 7:01 PM bugacov @.***> wrote:
Hi Maximilian, Thanks for your quick reply!! Your option 2) :
2) deactivate the lower casing on non-UCSC systems
Is what we suggest implementing. The part of the URL after the ?ds= is case sensitive and works well for when I tested modifying your code in my installation.
We’d really appreciate if you can implement that change. Thanks again for your help!! Best, Alejandro.
From: Maximilian Haeussler @.> Reply-To: maximilianh/cellBrowser @.> Date: Wednesday, May 26, 2021 at 1:57 AM To: maximilianh/cellBrowser @.> Cc: Alejandro Bugacov @.>, Author @.***> Subject: Re: [maximilianh/cellBrowser] getDatasetNameFromUrl() in cellBrowser.js converts most datasetName to lowercase (#219)
Yes, and this is intentional, because at UCSC we only allow lowercase dataset names. I agree that I should document this and possibly allow a different handling.
The reason for all-lowercase is that we serve the datasets using an Apache rewrite rule, which allos URLs like cortex-dev.cells.ucsc.edu and DNS does not support case, it may come from a time when there were still 7bit codepages around.
What do you suggest that I do for non-UCSC users?
1) throw an error when an upper case is used in a dataset name 2) deactivate the lower casing on non-UCSC systems
Is that upper case / lower case question very important for your use case? Could you live with all-lowercase datasetnames, knowing that you could make the URLs easier to read (I can document how we configured our Apache, I think it's a one-line .htaccess file)
Thanks for opening this ticket. It's definitely something I should have expected happening to other users...
On Wed, May 26, 2021 at 3:33 AM bugacov @.***> wrote:
The logic in this function will converts pretty much all datasets to lowercase so if one creates a dataset w/ uppercase name it throws an error saying that it cannot find the dataset when passing a URL with a dataset name (last argument) in uppercase
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Hi,
I think !pageAtUcsc()
should just be pageAtUcsc()
here -- as written, this will lower-case non-UCSC URLs (and not lower-case UCSC URLs).
if (datasetName && datasetName!=="adultPancreas" && !pageAtUcsc())
datasetName = datasetName.toLowerCase();
Thanks,
Laura
Yes, this makes sense. I've changed this now. you can get the change from Github. It's not too unlikely that we'll have a release next week, too. Thanks!
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Hi,
I think !pageAtUcsc() should just be pageAtUcsc() here -- as written, this will lower-case non-UCSC URLs (and not lower-case UCSC URLs).
if (datasetName && datasetName!=="adultPancreas" && !pageAtUcsc()) datasetName = datasetName.toLowerCase();
Thanks,
- Laura
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That worked, thanks!
The logic in this function will converts pretty much all datasets to lowercase so if one creates a dataset w/ uppercase name it throws an error saying that it cannot find the dataset when passing a URL with a dataset name (last argument) in uppercase