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Analyses tab view is slow to load when there are many sets #610

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jkmarx opened this issue Aug 17, 2015 · 2 comments
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Analyses tab view is slow to load when there are many sets #610

jkmarx opened this issue Aug 17, 2015 · 2 comments
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jkmarx commented Aug 17, 2015

Enhancement for the analysis tab view

Add the progressive loading service to the analyses tab view. Also, add filtering capabilities like the launchpad.

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  1. Add progressive loading to the analyses tab view.
  2. Remove pagination on bottom of page.
  3. Add filtering capabilities.

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The results should be similar to the launchpad.
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@ngehlenborg ngehlenborg modified the milestone: Next Aug 17, 2015
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jkmarx commented Aug 27, 2015

Issue with all the api requests made immediately upon tab loading.

@ngehlenborg ngehlenborg modified the milestone: Next Sep 1, 2015
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jkmarx commented Mar 5, 2018

Closing this issue since the lauchpad is being redesigned.

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