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I have seen a number of times where the behavior differs between initially going to a waypoint vs clicking again on the same waypoint. I have seen this both with share links and with clicking on a waypoint from another waypoint within the same story.
Type 1: Story type share link goes to a waypoint within a story that should show up with a dark background and some sort of data layers. Instead, when you first enter the story via the link it just shows landsat. Subsequently clicking on that same waypoint shows what it should.
I don't have an example handy, but this has happened a number of times and has caused problems in sending links to partners. I'll update this with a link next time I catch it doing this.
Type 2:
This happens with waypoints with a time range specified by bt/et that starts later than the overall layer time span: initial entry from another waypoint sets time position to the start of the layer time span instead of setting it to bt (as it should be). Subsequently clicking on the waypoint correctly sets the time to time position to bt.
I have seen a number of times where the behavior differs between initially going to a waypoint vs clicking again on the same waypoint. I have seen this both with share links and with clicking on a waypoint from another waypoint within the same story.
Type 1:Story type share link goes to a waypoint within a story that should show up with a dark background and some sort of data layers. Instead, when you first enter the story via the link it just shows landsat. Subsequently clicking on that same waypoint shows what it should.I don't have an example handy, but this has happened a number of times and has caused problems in sending links to partners. I'll update this with a link next time I catch it doing this.Type 2:
This happens with waypoints with a time range specified by bt/et that starts later than the overall layer time span: initial entry from another waypoint sets time position to the start of the layer time span instead of setting it to bt (as it should be). Subsequently clicking on the waypoint correctly sets the time to time position to bt.
Example:
Correct behavior:
Actual behavior:
This may be related to issue 60.
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