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Kalpana Karra
Currently, we can provide External Links to say PubMed based on PubMed ID. This works as long as the base URL and parameter name is fixed and we can substitute <<attributeValue>> for the links.

But, there is no way to provide external links to completely different URLs for the values in a given column. For example, each Publication can provide link to 'Free Text' and this is different depending on journal etc.

So, if people see the need for this ability in Intermine..perhaps it should be implemented?

Thanks,
-Kalpana



> Is there a way to link to a different URL for each ID. For example, each Publication has an associated URL link to access Full Text of that paper.
> There doesn't seem to be a way to make the values of a column be links to different things...is that right?
>
> Thanks,
> -Kalpana

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Re: External LinkOuts

Sierra Moxon
I think we would like this too.

It would be cool if crossReference.identifiers could link to  
crossReference.dataSource.url (appending crossReference.identifier to  
the url to make the link work) on every page they shows up on  
(reports, lists, object pages, etc...).

Also, some of our crossReferences have a url-suffix: a bit of text  
after the url+identifier that makes the link work.  I put this in my  
DataSource class.  Does anyone else have this?

Sierra

On May 31, 2012, at 11:20 AM, Kalpana Karra wrote:

> Currently, we can provide External Links to say PubMed based on  
> PubMed ID. This works as long as the base URL and parameter name is  
> fixed and we can substitute <<attributeValue>> for the links.
>
> But, there is no way to provide external links to completely  
> different URLs for the values in a given column. For example, each  
> Publication can provide link to 'Free Text' and this is different  
> depending on journal etc.
>
> So, if people see the need for this ability in Intermine..perhaps it  
> should be implemented?
>
> Thanks,
> -Kalpana
>
>
>
>> Is there a way to link to a different URL for each ID. For example,  
>> each Publication has an associated URL link to access Full Text of  
>> that paper.
>> There doesn't seem to be a way to make the values of a column be  
>> links to different things...is that right?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -Kalpana
>
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Re: External LinkOuts

Joel Richardson-2

Yes, that would be very useful. In MGI, we store URLs as templates that
contain
a substitution pattern where the id gets plugged in.

Joel



On 6/1/12 11:28 AM, "Sierra Moxon" <[hidden email]> wrote:

>I think we would like this too.
>
>It would be cool if crossReference.identifiers could link to
>crossReference.dataSource.url (appending crossReference.identifier to
>the url to make the link work) on every page they shows up on
>(reports, lists, object pages, etc...).
>
>Also, some of our crossReferences have a url-suffix: a bit of text
>after the url+identifier that makes the link work.  I put this in my
>DataSource class.  Does anyone else have this?
>
>Sierra
>
>On May 31, 2012, at 11:20 AM, Kalpana Karra wrote:
>
>> Currently, we can provide External Links to say PubMed based on
>> PubMed ID. This works as long as the base URL and parameter name is
>> fixed and we can substitute <<attributeValue>> for the links.
>>
>> But, there is no way to provide external links to completely
>> different URLs for the values in a given column. For example, each
>> Publication can provide link to 'Free Text' and this is different
>> depending on journal etc.
>>
>> So, if people see the need for this ability in Intermine..perhaps it
>> should be implemented?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -Kalpana
>>
>>
>>
>>> Is there a way to link to a different URL for each ID. For example,
>>> each Publication has an associated URL link to access Full Text of
>>> that paper.
>>> There doesn't seem to be a way to make the values of a column be
>>> links to different things...is that right?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> -Kalpana
>>
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Re: External LinkOuts

Julie Sullivan
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On 31/05/12 19:20, Kalpana Karra wrote:
> Currently, we can provide External Links to say PubMed based on PubMed ID. This works as long as the base URL and parameter name is fixed and we can substitute<<attributeValue>>  for the links.
>
> But, there is no way to provide external links to completely different URLs for the values in a given column. For example, each Publication can provide link to 'Free Text' and this is different depending on journal etc.
>
> So, if people see the need for this ability in Intermine..perhaps it should be implemented?
>
> Thanks,
> -Kalpana
>

Thanks Kalpana, I think I get what you need.

However, given your specific example, wouldn't linking to different journals be
dangerous since some users may not have access?  Linking to pubmed they would at
least have the abstract.  Or is that what you plan to do?

But in general I get what you mean.

Cheers
Julie

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