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they use rpy2
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this was introduced by Python3
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ZipFile writestr in Python 3
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changed the width of the checkbox cell to be smaller
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Description columns (so they can adjust with the window width) and increased the amount of text displayed
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headers sometimes aren't aligned with rows + change width of checkbox column
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headers sometimes aren't aligned with rows + change width of checkbox column
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Feature/add scroller gsearch
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Right now, only changed data is submitted from JavaScript.
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Author: jgart <jgart@dismail.de>
Date: Fri Jun 4 22:12:35 2021 +0000
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issue where locus_chr and locus_mb pointing to the wrong positions in the query results
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disables the server-side processing, since that was assuming pagination and caused slow-downs when scrolling or sorting (likely because it's acting as if the full list of results are one page)
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max_lrs_text) clearer and more consistent, and fixed issue where an error would be thrown if this_trait['locus_chr'] or this_trait['locus_mb'] was None (it's unnecessary to pass those values to the template to begin with, since they're just used to set this_trait['max_lrs_text']
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longer
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of the trait table width, to avoid the border overlapping with the table
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When a form element changes, it's marked as changed. Only input
elements with "changed" get submitted. Since we need to submit the
"hidden" input fields, we add "changed" to them anyways.
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We only submit form elements that have changed, and use that to update
the relevant tables. See: https://stackoverflow.com/a/5221915
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guessing because it appeared to not be used, but it actually is used because it includes the collection endpoints
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Use GN3 API for R/qtl
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the GN3 request
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process_rqtl_results since that functionality was moved to GN3
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lowercase, though not sure if this will fully fix the test
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