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Overview
EnsEMBL::Web::Magic is the new module which handles script requests, producing the appropriate WebPage objects, where required... There are four exported functions: magic - clean up and logging; stuff - rendering whole pages; carpet - simple redirect handler for old script names; and ingredient - to create partial pages for AJAX inclusions. Three constants defined and exported to the parent scripts... To allow unquoted versions of Gene, Transcript and Location in the parent scripts.Method
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- Gene
- Location
- Server
- Transcript
- Variation
- _access_ok
- modal_stuff
- spell
- timer_push
Methods
- carpet
Magically you away through the clouds away from the boring and mundane old existance of your 7 year old 'view' script to the wonderous realms of the magical new Ensembl 2.0 routing based 'action' script.
| Usage | use EnsEMBL::Web::Magic; magic carpet Gene 'Summary' |
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configurator
We are updating an image config! We are updating a view config!
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ingredient
use EnsEMBL::Web::Magic; magic ingredient Gene 'EnsEMBL::Web::Component::Gene::geneview_image'
Wrapper around a list of components to produce a panel or part thereof - for inclusion via AJAX
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magic
Postfix for all the magic actions! doesn't really do much! Could potentially be used as a clean up script depending on what the previous scripts do!
In this case we use it as a way to warn lines to the error log to show what the script has just done!
| Usage | use EnsEMBL::Web::Magic; magic stuff |
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menu
use EnsEMBL::Web::Magic; magic menu Gene;
Wrapper around a list of components to produce a zmenu for inclusion via AJAX
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mushroom
use EnsEMBL::Web::Magic; magic mushroom
AJAX Wrapper around pfetch to access the Mole/Mushroom requests for description
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stuff
Usage use EnsEMBL::Web::Magic; magic stuff
The stuff that dreams are made of - instead of using separate scripts for each view we now use a 'routing' approach which transmogrifies the URL and separates it into 'species', 'type' and 'action' - giving nice, clean, systematic URLs for handling heirarchical object navigation This block here checks to see if the user has changed the configuration of the page - either by adding a shared URL or, by changing configuration either with a config parameter OR with a "imageconfig" name parameter...
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