Processed folder and feedback while processing

[AlbertoCasasOrtiz]

I am testing addbiomechanics' interface using OpenCap data and I have a few comments:

1. While the data is processing, if you visit any other page in addBiomechanics and returnthen to "Process, Share and Analyze Data" to check the status of your subject, the status of the folder containing your subject is "Processed". This made me thing that the data was already processed, but when I clicked on the folder, the status of the subject was "Processing". I see two options here:

   • Don't show status for folders (easy solution), so users can only see status of subjects.
   • Set status of the folders as the more restrictive status of its childs (more expensive and maybe not too informative).

2. When I click "Watch Live Processing Logs", I can only see the lines of the log generated since I clicked, but not the rest of the file. This can be confusing if the first line that appears when you click live logs is a bunch of numbers.

3. Related to 2, when the logs became too long in the browser, if you try to scroll up, if it is updating too fast, it will be bouncing back to the bottom all of the time. The good thing is that you can exit from logs by just clicking outside of the log window, but if you want to scroll up to check some results, it can be difficult.

4. Since we are trying to unite our tools, it could be good if the model used by OpenCap is listed in the list of models/markersets.

5. When it finish processing, if I click on the select under "Analyze the results:", I can only see an xml header, I attach an image:

6. I tried to reprocess using a different (non-scaled) model, but there is no way to remove the previous model. I tried dropping the new file directly, but I have no way of knowing if the previous one was replaced (File size is the same and date is the same).

7. The email was received successfully after my data finished processing. However, the message shown is the following:

Your subject "{0}" has finished processing. Visit https://addbiomechanics.org/my_data/{1} to view and download. You can view in-browser visualizations of the uploaded trial data by clicking on each trial name.

The name of the subject is wrong, and the link takes to an instruction pages of addbiomechanics without css formatting.