more chart label research

src/components/view/modals/edit_card.vue

@@ -363,6 +363,7 @@ export default {
  }
 
  const charts = this.$store.getters[blockPath + '/charts']
+ console.log(charts)
 
  for (let index in this.form.sets) {
  if (index < charts.length) {

src/store/block_modifiers/building_compare.mod.js

@@ -120,8 +120,20 @@ export default class CompareModifier {
  module is block module, data is new incoming
  data.
  */
+ console.log(this.data.buildingIds)
+ console.log(data.datasets)
  if (this.data.buildingIds[0]) {
  data.datasets[0].label = this.buildingName(store, this.data.buildingIds[0])
  }
+ // along with the section in edit_card.vue, this also controls how the chart name is updated.
+ // comment it out for now just in case
+ /*
+ for (let i = 0; i < data.datasets.length;) {
+ if (this.data.buildingIds[i]) {
+ data.datasets[i].label = this.buildingName(store, this.data.buildingIds[i])
+ i += 1
+ }
+ }
+ */
  }
 }

src/store/chart.module.js

@@ -45,6 +45,10 @@ const actions = {
 
  // Grab the default value. Building page URL = `http://localhost:8080/#/compare/["16","29"] > building 16 is default
  // Need a better way of doing this in future
+
+ // As noted in edit_card.vue line 371 ish, the chart name will change after editing the timeframe via the edit card
+ // web UI component. So we need a better way of distinguishing charts from each other, or rework how the rename
+ // system works.
  if (store.getters.name === 'Total Electricity') {
  reqPayload.dateStart = nov
  reqPayload.dateEnd = dec