Closed reschke closed 2 years ago
I see similar problems in EID 1352 (and there are likely more).
The "99"s can be removed during creation of the json file.
Background: Currently, in the section field, "99" is used as a flag to indicate that the field contains data that is not simply a section number, e.g., the field contains "99In the Abstract, it says:" or "99In Appendix B:" (as in the example above). The "99" results in a different display by the web application.
There's been past discussion of a db design fix (to restructure the data around "location within the document" so it's held & used differently than the current field). However, the short-term fix is having errata_json_creator.php do the removal.
Updated script to remove 99 in section data before creating the JSON file.
See https://www.rfc-editor.org/errata/eid3475:
The exported JSON has:
(Might be a problem in the database as well)