Re: esg-datanode.jpl.nasa.gov Is This A Valid Server?

2016-03-03 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
Super. Thank you. I'll patch that tonight. Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 3, 2016, at 12:11, Cinquini, Luca (398G) > wrote: > > Hi Lewis, > no the server has has moved: the new address is: > > https://esgf-node.jpl.nasa.gov/esg-search/search > > thanks, L

Can I please have CLIMATE-601 and 572?

2016-02-05 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
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Re: Dataset Select Does Not Load

2016-02-02 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
A spotted it! When the variable is set, it is a Boolean. $scope.fileLoadFailed = true; or $scope.fileLoadFailed = false; When it does the comparison, it does so on a string. if($scope.fileLoadFailed === 'false') So it always fails. I'll put in a patch for this. I also noticed

Re: Request for editing the wiki.

2016-02-02 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
Oh me too please while you are at it. There was some little this and that from my build out over the weekend Id be glad to tidy up. Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 2, 2016, at 12:14, Omkar Reddy wrote: > > Hello @dev, > Can someone please grant me the rights

Re: Dataset Select Does Not Load

2016-01-31 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
I've tried several files used by the examples in ocw/examples. Can someone please point me to any file that will work with the UI so I can confirm the validity of my installation? I think I'm in pretty good shape as most of the examples in ocw/examples are working and the ones that are not I

Dataset Select Does Not Load

2016-01-31 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
The Dataset Select will not load my local data files. It just silently does nothing. I notice that observations elect.js at line 182 says if file load failed === false. This was added with Climate 407 last month. This section of the code has the load of the file. If I change this to file

Reference To globe.png

2016-01-31 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
A minor point, but line 164 of views/main.html is referring to img/globe.html which looks like was deleted from source some time back and the page logs a file not found error to the console. Sent from my iPhone

HTTPS For Google jsapi

2016-01-31 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
Line 96 of index.html is using http rather than https to load Google jsapi. This causes page not found on line 96 and unknown object on line 97 when it attempts to use the Google object to load the visualization. Changing line 96 to http s will correct both these errors. Sent from my iPhone

Logo Does Not Load

2016-01-31 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
The logo image does not load on the main page. This is because run_webserices.py does not know what to do with the path img. The logic for path img was removed I think in climate 516. It's a minor point, but it makes the ui look better. Adding an @app_route for img to run_webservices will

Re: Logo Does Not Load

2016-01-31 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
Super. Will do. Wasn't sure if I was allowed to, but I suppose that is the point in open source. :) Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 31, 2016, at 09:25, Omkar Reddy wrote: > > Hello Michael, > Thank you for finding these errors. Why don't you fork the >

Re: Feedback / Help On Mac Install Page

2016-01-30 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
On the ui installation page it refers to ./node-modules/bower. The directory that npm created is node_modules. Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 30, 2016, at 14:23, michael.arthur.ander...@gmail.com wrote: > > I see in the document Open Climate User Installation about installing node > and

Re: Feedback / Help On Mac Install Page

2016-01-30 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
I see in the document Open Climate User Installation about installing node and bower. The problem here is that the first document in the page simply says to access the landing page and does not refer to this other document or mention installing bower separately although the main page says

Re: Feedback / Help On Mac Install Page

2016-01-30 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
Thank you. I did figure that out, but preferably that would be stated right there in the installation document rather than in a separate, unreferenced document. Is it ok if I update the wiki? Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 30, 2016, at 14:33, Omkar Reddy wrote: > >

Re: Feedback / Help On Mac Install Page

2016-01-30 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
That part I solved on my own. Please see my last remark regarding the missing directory on a fresh clone. While the web sever starts and loads index html it can't find the majority of the components that make up the page. Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 30, 2016, at 13:39, Lee, Kyo (398L)

Re: Feedback / Help On Mac Install Page

2016-01-30 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
Also, got could not import netCDF when starting web server. Easy enough to install with pip, but didn't know what netCDF and had to google to figure out what it was. Maybe add this as a step? Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 30, 2016, at 13:30, michael.arthur.ander...@gmail.com wrote: > > Step

Feedback / Help On Mac Install Page

2016-01-30 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
Step 3.1 for bash: When copy pasting from the web page, the ' in the alias command confused my Mac and it could not find Python. The same command sans ' worked fine. Step 5: Copy pasting the ln command from Chrome to the command prompt resulted in "file or directory app" not found.

Unexpected Argument temporal_resolution

2016-01-30 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
In running the example: python simple_model_to_model_bias.py I get an error Unexpected Argument temporal_resolution. Looking in the file I see the call to temporal_rebin passing in the named argument temporal_resolution='annual' Looking at the file dataset_processor the rebin does not take

Re: Feedback / Help On Mac Install Page

2016-01-30 Thread michael . arthur . anderson
On the Data Select dialog the web server is looking for files in /dir/list. Where is that directory please and where in the set up was it configured? Thanks. Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 30, 2016, at 17:13, Mattmann, Chris A (3980) > wrote: > > Yes, +1,