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If a column name begins with a "#" character, trying to sort the table based on that column throws an Ajax error ("OperationFailure: bad sort specification" in the logs). Also, trying to export the table to CSV throws "ValueError: end is out of bounds"
Expected behavior
Columns should sort and export
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Add a "#" to the front of a column name
Try to sort on that column
Try to export to CSV
Additional details
I tried "(" as the first letter, and that didn't cause any problems. Using "&" caused the same problems as "#".
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Current behavior
If a column name begins with a "#" character, trying to sort the table based on that column throws an Ajax error ("OperationFailure: bad sort specification" in the logs). Also, trying to export the table to CSV throws "ValueError: end is out of bounds"
Expected behavior
Columns should sort and export
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Additional details
I tried "(" as the first letter, and that didn't cause any problems. Using "&" caused the same problems as "#".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: