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New feature to add:
Implement the ability to apply filters to cross-tabulations

This issue has been migrated from the previous version of the Data Explorer: scholarsportal/Dataverse-Data-Explorer#21

Similar to the preview mode for file previewers, create an in-page preview mode for the Data Explorer. This should ideally hide the header and set the language based on what is set in the DV UI.

We should change the title to Data Explorer Tool as we don't call the IQSS project Dataverse in Canada.

<title>Dataverse Data Explorer</title>

I have followed the documentation's Github page part to integrate data-explore on dataverse, it does shows a 'data-expore' option on explore button, but when I click it, it takes me to a new page and shows nothing, anybody knows why?

This is how the page looks like:

Signed URLs as a more secure alternative to API tokens will be supported in a future version of Dataverse, probably 5.13 since the pull request has already been merged:

• IQSS/dataverse#9001

For now you can read the docs here: http://preview.guides.gdcc.io/en/develop/api/external-tools.html#authorization-options

@bappun just asked about it and I'd love to see this too. Thanks! 😄

Variable groups should be displayed alphabetically.

Hi, I am integrating data-explorer as an external tool for dataverse. After finishing the installation, I ingested a tab file to test it. When I click the explore button, it shows:

It seems that it couldn't find the piwik.js file and my metadata information(https://dataverse.shanghai.nyu.edu:8080/api/access/datafile/88/metadata/ddi?fileMetadataId=43&key=9aeb3106-d30d-462c-9d7b-6e6e386a15e0).

I tried to find piwik.js file with the "find" command in my server but it found noting. Anyone knows how to deal with it?

to download packages I had to append --save --legacy-peer-deps - suggest adding this to README.md

Hi
Apologies for the duplicate with a recently sent email.
As I am quite new to this please forgive any inaccuracy. This looks promising but I don't manage to make it work. Blame it on me, probably.
I'm taking the first (complete) file in this dataset as a base : https://demodv.scholarsportal.info/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi:10.80240/FK2/MFAASB
UNF:6:/lc3kmcXnr0yujpAruayfw==

1. In the first version, as soon as you choose two relevant variables (here gender and birth province) you get a nice graph and table for each one of them (not crossed unfortunately, ie there's no repartition by gender inside each province).
   I tried to reproduce this in version 2 :

• you have to explicitly click on "summary stats", am I correct? I preferred the dynamics of having the graphs served right after field selection.
• the gender variable gives nothing ; the birthProvince gives the same as above.

2. I tried the cross tabulation with these two variables. I put them respectively in "rows and "columns".
   First remark, there's nowhere to specify a field for values (in that case the relevant value would be the number of records).
   Second remark, the resulting table is empty.
   What am I missing, in both cases?

Thanks in advance for your time.

Thomas

This issue has been migrated from the previous version of the Data Explorer: scholarsportal/Dataverse-Data-Explorer#15

If the DDI needed for the Data Explorer can't be retrieved for some reason, display an error message after a certain number of tries/amount of time, rather than the continuous loading spinner that currently displays.

From Amber:

change to 'download subset (tab-delimited only)'
change to 'Download variable metadata (XML)'

From @guinslym:

https://gitlab.scholarsportal.info/odesi/odesi-rest/-/issues/113

Hi! We are playing around with Data Explorer v2 over at Harvard Dataverse:

• IQSS/dataverse.harvard.edu#225

I've noticed some strange behavior when I try my 2023-01-03.tab file at https://dataverse.harvard.edu/file.xhtml?fileId=6867331&version=4.0

I end up on this URL:

https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataverse-data-explorer-v2/?fileId=6867331&fileMetadataId=6747643&dvLocale=en&siteUrl=https://dataverse.harvard.edu

When I click "view categories" for language, the console tells me "bad API key":

The bad API key/token is "null" from this URL:

https://dataverse.harvard.edu/api/access/datafile/6867331?format=subset&variables=v30256085&key=null

Now here's the interesting thing. If I hack on the URL and enter a valid API key like this...

https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataverse-data-explorer-v2/?fileId=6867331&fileMetadataId=6747643&dvLocale=en&siteUrl=https://dataverse.harvard.edu&key=REDACTED

... the plot looks fine when I click "view categories":

This is ok in a pinch but a public dataset shouldn't need any API key at all, right?

A researcher reported that PROV shouldn't have average and median. We should review in which variable we should add those stats

From Sabina:

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We should add a default order for VALUES. It seems that the order changed from time to time.