Some JRL images not displaying correctly

[kseniaryzhova]

Testing notes

On the QA site, visit a document where both sides used to be marked "recto", such as PGPID 28296. It should now have the second image marked "verso".

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Describe the bug
Some JRL images are displaying with two distinct issues:

• Only one side of the fragment is displaying
  • Probably a manchester issue, contact manchester and revisit
• Both sides of the fragment are marked "Recto"

Many JRL images are displaying correctly, so this does not affect the whole collection.

To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. See above examples, but also try searching by the JRL collection with images in admin and looking through some of the shelfmarks and how the images display in the editor.

Expected behavior
I want each JRL fragment to display accurately-labelled images of the recto and verso.

Additional context
RSK suggests revising the jrl_iiif.py script to override labels for verso

[kseniaryzhova]

Looked into the shelfmarks that are displaying only one image (so far it's JRL Gaster ar. 1, 11, 111, and 124). Their versos are visible on FGP, but are not visible on Manchester's site (via LUNA), probably because the versos on all of these documents are completely blank. This is a Manchester issue, since we get our IIIF manifests from their site and cannot display images that aren't there.

[blms]

@kseniaryzhova The recto / recto problem is also something on Manchester's end—here's the fragment you linked. Should we ignore their label and always relabel the second image in a sequence (assuming 2 images) as verso?

[kseniaryzhova]

@blms Yes assume the second fragment is a verso and ignore the label from Manchester.

[kseniaryzhova]

@blms works well for this one example I found! (I looked at some other JRL images too and they are displaying recto/verso as they should). Thanks, closing!