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Lou DeGenaro commented on UIMA-3465:
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The above issue relative to Firefox the header columns don't re-size (in scroll
mode) is fixed with the introduction of the window resize function into ducc.js.
> DUCC webserver (WS) "display" issues
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>
> Key: UIMA-3465
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UIMA-3465
> Project: UIMA
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: DUCC
> Reporter: Lou DeGenaro
> Assignee: Lou DeGenaro
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 1.0-Ducc
>
>
> a) The docs say this is accessed at port 42133. Is this configurable?
> b) The docs mention two display modes: scroll mode and classic mode.
> The website
> has "Table Style" for scroll/classic. Is Table Style the same as
> "Display Modes"?
> c) A recent version of the ducc webserver I tried (not sure if it's the
> identical-to-trunk level), had some issues:
> - In Google Chrome browser, switching to Scroll mode made the
> header row have
> column widths that were much wider than the rest of the data in
> the table, so
> they didn't line up (even after trying both kinds of
> "reloading"); Firefox
> didn't have this issue. Is there a "recommended/required"
> browser people need
> to use?
> - Another issue was (in Firefox) the header columns don't
> re-size (in scroll mode)
> when you change the browser width, even after refreshing with
> the "refresh"
> button in the web page (but they do resize if you use firefox's
> own refresh button).
> - After picking a sort index, the direction arrows become very
> hard to see on that
> column (the color / size makes it hard to see them). There's
> no apparant way to
> "undo" the sort picking; you can sort on another column, of
> course. (And, I
> discovered that if you do a firefox-refresh (not the special
> in-the-page refresh
> button), it seems to undo the sort - not sure this is working
> as designed though).
> - Is any kind of multi-column sorting supported? If I sort on
> one column, and
> then pick on another column as the sort key, do items that have
> now have the
> same sort key value, retain the ordering they had before the
> resort?
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