Fix: Error when filtering courses#577
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""" WalkthroughThis change updates the classes map feature in two main ways. First, it modifies the template to adjust the visual stacking order of the filter form and map elements using inline CSS, ensuring the filter form appears above the map and supporting dark mode styling for select elements. Second, it updates the backend view logic by removing the Changes
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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses an error that occurred when filtering courses. The fix involves modifying the classes_map view in web/views.py to remove the status="published" filter when querying sessions by course_id. Additionally, the PR includes style adjustments in web/templates/web/classes_map.html to ensure the filter form and its dropdowns appear above the map using z-index CSS properties. The author has included before/after screenshots to demonstrate the fix.
Highlights
- Bug Fix: The pull request resolves an error encountered when filtering courses, as reported in issue #576.
- View Modification: The
classes_mapview inweb/views.pywas modified to remove thestatus="published"filter when querying sessions bycourse_id. - Z-Index Fix: CSS styles were added to
web/templates/web/classes_map.htmlto ensure the filter form and dropdowns are displayed above the map using z-index properties.
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- web/templates/web/classes_map.html
- Added CSS styles to control the z-index of the filter form, dropdowns, and map to ensure proper layering.
- Added dark mode support for the filter form select elements.
- web/views.py
- Modified the
classes_mapview to remove thestatus="published"filter when querying sessions bycourse_id.
- Modified the
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Error page in the night,
Z-index ascends,
The bug gently ends,
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Code Review
The pull request addresses an error encountered when filtering courses, enhancing the user experience by preventing error pages. The changes involve modifications to the classes_map.html template to adjust z-index properties and a change in views.py to remove a status filter. Overall, the changes seem targeted and effective, but let's review for potential improvements and best practices.
Summary of Findings
- Redundant Status Filter: The removal of the
status="published"filter inviews.pymight have broader implications. It's crucial to ensure that this change doesn't inadvertently expose unpublished courses. A more detailed comment explaining the rationale behind this removal would be beneficial. - CSS Z-Index: The added CSS in
classes_map.htmluses z-index to manage the layering of the filter form and the map. While this approach can solve immediate issues, it's important to consider the maintainability and potential conflicts with other elements on the page. A more robust solution might involve restructuring the HTML or using CSS scoping techniques.
Merge Readiness
The pull request seems to address the reported issue effectively. However, the removal of the status="published" filter warrants further investigation to ensure no unintended side effects are introduced. I recommend adding a comment explaining the rationale behind this change. I am unable to approve this pull request, and other reviewers should review and approve this code before merging.
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6528-6528: Fix confirmed: Filter condition simplified to resolve error.This change removes the
status="published"filter when filtering sessions by course_id, which ensures that all course sessions (regardless of status) are correctly included in the map view. This properly fixes the error users were encountering when trying to filter courses on the map page.
| # Apply filters | ||
| if course_id: | ||
| sessions = sessions.filter(course_id=course_id, status="published") | ||
| sessions = sessions.filter(course_id=course_id) |
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We would want to filter status is published on the courses instead.
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We would want to filter status is published on the courses instead.
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Related issues
Fixes #576
The user is able to use the filter button without getting the error page.
before fix:
after fix:
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NOTE: I do run the pre-commit command but something keeps me from making it work
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