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| #Zach and I also met with Dondi in order to work on syntax for our coding part of the assignment. | #Zach and I also met with Dondi in order to work on syntax for our coding part of the assignment. | ||
| #We began by trying to have the user '''right''' click on any of the genes of the GRNsight page to open any page.   | #We began by trying to have the user '''right''' click on any of the genes of the GRNsight page to open any page.   | ||
| − | #*For our purposes we used this weskit to link to the page:  | + | #*For our purposes we used this weskit to link to the page: http://dogtime.com/dog-breeds/pug#/slide/1 | 
| #*It is important to note we did not care which website we were going to, we just wanted to link the right click to some website. | #*It is important to note we did not care which website we were going to, we just wanted to link the right click to some website. | ||
| #Next, we worked on creating a simple web page, similar to our gene pages, in which the site can link to instead of the outside website source. | #Next, we worked on creating a simple web page, similar to our gene pages, in which the site can link to instead of the outside website source. | ||
| #*One problem we realized was happening was that Safari and Chrome believe the websites are pop-ups and therefore blocks them. | #*One problem we realized was happening was that Safari and Chrome believe the websites are pop-ups and therefore blocks them. | ||
| #*We have not fixed this problem yet but we have noted it. | #*We have not fixed this problem yet but we have noted it. | ||
| + | # href: "/gene/info.html?" + $.param({symbol: gene.name}), | ||
| + | #* This code allows the right click to go to a generic page called info.html | ||
| + | #*Next the parameters goes to the gene selected and gives it's name. | ||
| + | #**I.e if "HOT1" is right clicked the new page will show a console.log of the gene name. | ||
Revision as of 04:57, 5 December 2017
Electronic Lab Notebook
This week Zachary Van Ysseldyk and I worked to progress the Coder portion of our Interaction and Integration section of the final project.
- To begin we had a group meeting in order to gauge the progress of each member in the group.
- Zach and I also met with Dondi in order to work on syntax for our coding part of the assignment.
- We began by trying to have the user right click on any of the genes of the GRNsight page to open any page. 
- For our purposes we used this weskit to link to the page: http://dogtime.com/dog-breeds/pug#/slide/1
- It is important to note we did not care which website we were going to, we just wanted to link the right click to some website.
 
- Next, we worked on creating a simple web page, similar to our gene pages, in which the site can link to instead of the outside website source.
- One problem we realized was happening was that Safari and Chrome believe the websites are pop-ups and therefore blocks them.
- We have not fixed this problem yet but we have noted it.
 
-  href: "/gene/info.html?" + $.param({symbol: gene.name}),
- This code allows the right click to go to a generic page called info.html
- Next the parameters goes to the gene selected and gives it's name.
- I.e if "HOT1" is right clicked the new page will show a console.log of the gene name.
 
 
Acknowledgements
- I worked with Zachary Van Ysseldyk to collaborate on the integration portion of our assignment. We meet in person as well as messaged each other with questions.
- While I worked with the people noted above, this individual journal entry was completed by me and not copied from another source.

