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[Report] All offers are not displayed in dynamic mode. #66

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yscialom opened this issue Nov 26, 2013 · 4 comments
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[Report] All offers are not displayed in dynamic mode. #66

yscialom opened this issue Nov 26, 2013 · 4 comments
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@ghost ghost assigned yscialom Nov 26, 2013
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Report: javascript filters do not display all offers when asked to do
so. Part of the issue was from the COntractFilter which looked for
exact contract description (either "CDD" or "CDI" ...) instead of a
likeness between the selected contract type names and the contract
description. This, is fixed.
yscialom pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 27, 2013
Contracts which do not fit in the predefined contract types (CDI, CDD,
Internship, Alternance?) are considered gibberish and displayed. This
fixes almost completely #66. THere is still a f***ing job offer whom
the js filters hide.
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Is it maybe linked to #49 ?

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Yes it is.

On 27 November 2013 16:59, Yoann Sculo [email protected] wrote:

Is it maybe linked to #49#49?


Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/66#issuecomment-29395492
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Issue #30 shows a problem in the total amount of offers.
The difference is due to the NA filtering. This is actually pretty much annoying. But I don't know how/if we can do better since we don't know the total amount of JS filtered offers.

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yscialom commented Dec 8, 2013

The salary filter is bogus. Certain salary descriptions are ill-interpreted and thus filtered out when they should not. For instance, the salary description "35000 - 37000 Euros par an + avantages." gives a computed salary range of 0−0 (yes, it's bogus) and filtered out by the default filter 1−M (M = biggest salary on the report).

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