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query=`PREFIX wd: <http://www.wikidata.org/entity/>PREFIX rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#>SELECT ?label WHERE { # A line containing only whitespace and a comment breaks the query wd:Q90 @en@rdfs:label ?label .}LIMIT 10`// If you remove the comment line from the query, the URL worksname_service=true// If you change this to false, the URL also workssend=40url=newURL("https://qlever.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/api/wikidata-proxy")url.search=newURLSearchParams({query: query,name_service: name_service,send: send})url.toString()
leads to the following two URLs (depending on whether name_service is true or false):
The first one leads to a ParseException, the second one works.
If you remove the comment line from the query, the URL works even with name_service = true. Only the combination of both comment AND name_service fails.
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@hannahbast
This seems to be an issue in your QleverProxy, qlever itself does not handle the name service, and as I understand the issue,
The query without the name service, which is sent to QLever unaltered, works fine.
The following javascript code
leads to the following two URLs (depending on whether
name_service
istrue
orfalse
):or
The first one leads to a
ParseException
, the second one works.If you remove the comment line from the query, the URL works even with
name_service = true
. Only the combination of both comment ANDname_service
fails.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: