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Add default text for aggregate labels. #771
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| @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ var stateColumns = [ | |||
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| var employerColumns = [ | |||
| {data: 'employer', className: 'all', orderable: false}, | |||
| {data: 'employer', className: 'all', orderable: false, defaultContent: 'NOT REPORTED'}, | |||
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This looks fine to me. The tests didn't pass so I will look into that. |
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Looks like a build error, just going to re-run and see what happens |
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Tests will pass once #765 is merged. |
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Add default text for aggregate labels.
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This sets the default text for employer and occupation aggregates to "NOT REPORTED" (using all caps for consistency with the data).
h/t @jenniferthibault