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Example 4 - Advanced file upload

Click here to download advanced map. It is a .zip archive with the following structure:

• example_advanced_map.xml - CellDesigner file with the main map

• images - folder, for the Show overview function, containing:

  • image files: overview_main.png and overview_sub.png

  • coords.txt file linking the images and the content of the map

• layouts - folder with the layouts loaded by default, containing a text file example_upload_basic.txt

• submaps - folder with submaps for this project, containing:

  • one submap - CellDesigner file example_submap.xml

  • a mapping file linking the main map and the submap - CellDesigner file mapping.xml

1. Load the the advanced map to your MINERVA instance using the Choose file button in Add project and examine the upload window. Note that three additional tabs have appeared.

2. In the Overlays section, you can set the names of uploaded overlays.

3. Make sure that in the Submaps section proper checkboxes are checked for the ROOT and the MAPPING.

4. In the Submaps you can change submap name and its type.

5. In the Images review contents of uploaded folder images.

Examine the generated project. Please note that:

• Images were provided and configured via the coords.txt, thus:

  • Show overview button is displayed, invoking one of the uploaded images.

  • Links between the images and links to the map are configured.

  • The link from Active area 3 invokes a search query and highlights interactions in the (sub)maps.

• Layout files
  One predefined overlay in General overlays named Advanced example is available for non-registered users.

• Submap files

  • In the Submaps tab, the uploaded example_submap is visible.

  • In the Search tab, if you look for PRKN or SNCA, the results in both main map and the submap will be shown.

  • go to submap element in the main map links directly to the submap. In the left panel there is a button allowing to directly open the linked submap.

  

• Overlays in submaps

  • Upon switching to a custom coloring (Overlays tab) contents of the example_submap are colored as the contents of the main map.

  • go to submap element in the main map has a horizontal coloring. This is because go to submap is a direct link to a submap and visualizes the coloring pattern of that submap.

  

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