Relative air speed

[yehui-h]

Hi @t-kramer ,
We have identified two issues with the new button used to enable or disable the relative airspeed calculation.

First, after toggling the relative airspeed calculation on and off, the local control dropdown disappears. In addition, an unexpected message appears when hovering over the relevant area.

Second, the note below the chart does not update correctly. When the relative airspeed calculation is disabled, the note remains visible and continues to state that the tool automatically calculates the relative airspeed.

[t-kramer]

@yehui-h Thanks for identifying and reporting this issue.

Can you add a little more detail to your description, e.g. on which page it happens and what you mean with unexpected message?

This will help me in fixing the bug.

[yehui-h]

@t-kramer

1. Under the default ASHRAE 55 input settings, increasing the Metabolic rate above 1.3 causes the Local control dropdown next to Air speed to disappear. However, the hover tooltip remains active in the same area. In this reproduction, I did not observe any correlation between this behaviour and the Relative airspeed option, “Include activity-generated air speed.”
2. Under the default ASHRAE 55 input settings, the state of the Relative airspeed option, “Include activity-generated air speed,” does not affect the NOTE displayed below the Air speed vs. operative temperature chart. The note continues to state, “The CBE comfort tools automatically calculates the relative air speed and the dynamic clothing insulation,” even when the option is disabled, which may cause confusion. The same issue also appears to be reproducible in the NOTE sections below multiple charts.

[t-kramer]

@yehui-h Thanks again for bringing this to our attention.

In response to your comments, I have fixed the bug with the tooltip, updated the display logic on the compare page (which had a similar issue) and also adjusted the note text below some graphs to be more clear. More details in PR #101. The update will go live with the next deployment.