LIMS-598: Show Anode maps if attached

[ndg63276]

JIRA ticket: LIMS-598

Summary:

If an anode.html file is attached to the dimple processing job, display a button to show the map.

Changes:

• Return the attachment id from the backend of anode.html (if present)
• Show a button if the attachment id is not null
• Use the download functionality to open the file and display the map (NB there should probably be a way to actually download html attachments, but that is a separate ticket)

To test:

• Find a data collection with a dimple run with anode.map attached, eg

select concat('/dc/visit/', proposalCode, proposalNumber, '-', visit_number, '/id/', dataCollectionId) from AutoProcProgramAttachment inner join AutoProcProgram using (autoProcProgramId) inner join ProcessingJob using (processingJobId) inner join DataCollection using (dataCollectionId) inner join BLSession using (sessionId) inner join Proposal using (proposalId) where filename='anode.html' order by autoProcProgramAttachmentId desc limit 1;

• If none found, @rowanwalker96 can manually run a job to create one
• Open the Downstream Processing bar, and select the Dimple tab
• Check a new button appears labelled "Interactive Viewer" for any dimple run with an anode.html attached
• Check if you click the button, it loads up a map/model viewer

[gfrn]

There are a few cases in which anode peak plots go out of bounds and cause a horizontal scroll bar to appear (they also overlap buttons for the next processing job)

[ndg63276]

There are a few cases in which anode peak plots go out of bounds and cause a horizontal scroll bar to appear (they also overlap buttons for the next processing job)

Do you have an example?

[gfrn]

The screenshot is from /dc/visit/nt40663-6/id/20218396, which has now been deleted on account of Rowan running dimple against the restore database, but I can ask him to do it again if needed

My screen is also 1700px wide, so it's slightly smaller than a full widescreen window

[ndg63276]

Hmmm... all the data collections in that visit look ok to me (at first glance). Did you have /dls/ mounted, as there should be a dimple blob shown on the right?

[gfrn]

I didn't have /dls mounted, but I was expecting the image placeholder to take up the same amount of space as a regular image, so maybe that's it

[ndg63276]

Ok, I've now made the min-height of the blobs div larger if there are anode results, so the layout stays the same even if there is no image to display.