I am using Longwell 2.4.2 on an OS-X 10.4.9 (Intel) machine. The Java version is 1.5.0_07. I am using firefox 2.0.0.3 to view the results.
Using the configuration available at http://hea-www.harvard.edu/~dburke/playground/test_config.tar.gz I see bizarre behavior with the display of certain predicates, in that the screen output depends on what items I have looked at with longwell (or at least that's how I interpret it). Part of the problem could stem from the way I've set up the system, but I still think that the current behavior is buggy. I'll try to explain the display problem I see using ascii art (where <xxx> indicates xxx is a link and B<xxx> indicates xxx is in bold): When I start longwell I get the following options: Search box <Bar objects> (1) ~ Broswing Bar objects. <Foo objects> (1) ~ Broswing Far objects. <Objects> (1) ~ Broswing objects. When I select Objects I get the one object in the database displayed like Title=Test object This is the test object. B<The aLink predicate.> <The x object.> B<The bLink predicate.> <The y object.> [+] Show Referers If I select the x-object link I get the lonely-looking: Title=The x object. The x object So far so good. If I now hit the back button I do not get the same result as before, instead the 'aLink predicate' has changed to B<The aLink predicate.> <The x object.> The x object. In other words, it has now displayed the rdfs:label item as both a link and plain text. Now, I can work around this by sticking in 'display: none' rules into the CSS to hide the extra text, but it isn't an ideal solution. Thanks for any input, Doug -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Doug Burke | Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Harvard-Smithsonian | Phone: (617) 496 7853 Center for Astrophysics | Fax: (617) 495 7356 60 Garden Street MS-2 | Office: B-440 Cambridge, MA 02138 | -------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
