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some idf object names will break the HTML output #324

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santoshphilip opened this issue Feb 15, 2021 · 1 comment
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some idf object names will break the HTML output #324

santoshphilip opened this issue Feb 15, 2021 · 1 comment

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Problem

  • The EnergyPlus objects can have legal names in the following format Special glass <thickness is 3mm>
  • Energyplus itself has no problems with such names
  • This name turns up in the HTML output file.
    • In the HTML file the part name<thickness is 3mm> looks like an HTML tag.
    • The browser tries to make sense of it and fix it so that something can be displayed
    • This results in a mangled name in the HTML file as viewed in the browser

Solution

  • Ideally this has to be fixed in Energyplus
  • eppy has a stop gap fix
  • eppy will ignore any tag within a cell of a table
santoshphilip added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 15, 2021
**Problem**

- The EnergyPlus objects can have legal names in the following format `Special glass <thickness is 3mm>`
-  Energyplus itself has no problems with such names
- This name turns up in the HTML output file.
    - In the HTML file the part name`<thickness is 3mm>` looks like an HTML tag.
    - The browser tries to make sense of it and fix it so that something can be displayed
    - This results in a mangled name in the HTML file as viewed in the browser

**Solution**

- Ideally this has to be fixed in Energyplus
- eppy has a stop gap fix
- eppy will ignore any tag within a cell of a table
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This error has been opened as an issue in NREL/EnergyPlus/issues/8542

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