New Content Table View not displaying

[CIDAdmin]

Hello,

The new content table view is working only partially for our datasets. 

Here are the details:

High level view not displaying:

https://climatedata.imf.org/datasets/72e94bc71f4441d29710a9bea4d35f1d/explore

About page displaying correctly

https://climatedata.imf.org/datasets/72e94bc71f4441d29710a9bea4d35f1d/about

However, if from the About page you click on View Table it leads to https://climatedata.imf.org/datasets/72e94bc71f4441d29710a9bea4d35f1d/explore which does not display

Layer data displaying correctly (by adding _0 to the dataset ID)

https://climatedata.imf.org/datasets/72e94bc71f4441d29710a9bea4d35f1d_0 

Thank you,

Alessandra

[Anonymous User]

Thanks for letting us know about this issue. Can you tell me more about how you accessed this item? It appears that everything is loading correctly from search.

[Anonymous User]

Ah nevermind, I am able to reproduce the bug. It appears that we're losing the correct url between /explore and /about. We will work on a fix.

[CIDAdmin]

Thank you Patrick. We have constructed the links with [hub site]/datasets/[Item ID]  

From the search it seems to go directly to the table layer (ie the link with the added _0 at the end) 

Shouldn’t it lead to the higher level

/datasets/[Item ID]/explore ? Or is that intentional? 

[Anonymous User]

The intention is for a human readable url to load rather than item or layer ids, but we can't always create those urls based on org configuration. We use the layer id for feature/map services in order to allow for multi-layer services to render correctly, so it should be expected that you may see `_0` appeneded at times depending on the underlying data source.

[Anonymous User · Accepted solution]

@CIDAdminwe just released a fix for this issue. Please take a look and let us know if you continue to see issues!

[CIDAdmin · Accepted solution]

Thank you!