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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The time is reset every time we select a dataset, and this is a problem for the Maps split view and also when we select a dataset with some timestamp and then select another dataset and return to the original one. To improve the user experience, we should restore the selected time for each dataset that has the time dimension.
Left: Status quo
Right: Required solution
This will have twofold advantages:
First, it improves the UX and allows the user to come back to the dataset with selected timestamp previously.
Second, it will also help in the Map Split view where currently, when the user hovers over the map, the requests that are sent to the server use the data that is present on current dataset selected, which if doesn't have a time dimension and other one does, the server will throw the 400 exception. When this issue is solved, we can use the data that was selected for each dataset to send the requests instead of sending the same parameters for both the datasets.
Some screenshots showing
Time Selected for a dataset
Selecting another dataset
Selecting the original dataset but the time is reset
In split view, the time dimension is not passed because the current dataset does not one resulting in error for the dataset that has a time dimension.
The solution you'd like
Store the state of the user selections per dataset
Restore the state of the dataset when user selects that dataset
Make this state available that can be used when sending requests to the server
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The behaviour as it is now is useful for the case that a user wants to compare same dates from different datasets going back and forth in the data sets. When time in one data set is changed, the other data set should jump to that time as well. Thus there are different ways how to work with the time when changing data sets. The one use case wants to see always the same date in all data sets, the other wants to keep the date that was selected before when the data set was selected.
Aside from this, it would be nice to be able to compare two times from one data set in the split window (different topic....)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The time is reset every time we select a dataset, and this is a problem for the Maps split view and also when we select a dataset with some timestamp and then select another dataset and return to the original one. To improve the user experience, we should restore the selected time for each dataset that has the time dimension.
Left: Status quo
Right: Required solution
This will have twofold advantages:
Some screenshots showing
Time Selected for a dataset
Selecting another dataset
Selecting the original dataset but the time is reset
In split view, the time dimension is not passed because the current dataset does not one resulting in error for the dataset that has a time dimension.
The solution you'd like
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: