When I was playing with the new Explorer (congrats with the release!), I picked acetonitrile
I then tried the link for the given SMILES which opens a Ketcher editor: http://explorer.openphacts.org/compounds/draw?smiles=CC%23N Note how the hash (#) in the SMILES of this compound (CC#N) is escaped. However, the editor shows ethane (SMILES: CC):
After a bit of HTML browsing I found that the the Ketcher is in an iframe with the following URL: http://explorer.openphacts.org/ketcher/ketcher.html?smiles=CC
So, this analysis suggests that somewhere the # part is lost (probably because in URLs it is the "local" part, refering to a location in the document?
When I was playing with the new Explorer (congrats with the release!), I picked acetonitrile
I then tried the link for the given SMILES which opens a Ketcher editor: http://explorer.openphacts.org/compounds/draw?smiles=CC%23N Note how the hash (#) in the SMILES of this compound (CC#N) is escaped. However, the editor shows ethane (SMILES: CC):
After a bit of HTML browsing I found that the the Ketcher is in an iframe with the following URL: http://explorer.openphacts.org/ketcher/ketcher.html?smiles=CC
So, this analysis suggests that somewhere the # part is lost (probably because in URLs it is the "local" part, refering to a location in the document?