Re: [Gmod-tripal-devel] Organism Details page and Drupal Panels

[Stephen F. <spf...@gm...>]

Hi Olen,

Your question is timely!  I just updated this morning in SVN a description
on the Organism admin page that explains a bit how to add a link to the
Resources section of the Organism page.

It's quite easy.  Just edit the node-chado_organism.tpl.php file.  At the
very bottom you'll see the section for the Resources sidebar.  In the <ul>
tag add a list item <li> for a link you want to create. You have access to
all of organism record form Chado in the $organism variable.  (e.g.
$organism->genus, $organism->species).

For version 0.3 of Tripal we have migrated all of the HTML code out of the
modules and into templates to give folks fine control of the way their pages
look.  That is if you are willing to code a bit in PHP.

As far as Panels support, that is coming with the next release of Tripal.
We're shooting to have it released next week!  But you can already find
support for Panels for feature pages and Organisms in SVN.  Although we
added that several months ago and it worked, but we haven't tested it since
we've made a few changes so it should work, but just giving the requisite
warning. 

Stephen

-----Original Message-----
From: Olen Vance Sluder Jr [mailto:ol...@ac...] 
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2011 4:02 PM
To: gmo...@li...
Subject: [Gmod-tripal-devel] Organism Details page and Drupal Panels

I wish to add a link to GBrowse in the Resources section of my
Organism Details pages. From the Administer -> Tripal Management ->
Organisms page, I found:

"If you want to customize the look of the Organism Details page simply
copy the PHP/HTML template node-chado_organism.tpl.php from
theme_tripal to the base theme you are currently using. Then edit it
as desired. There are plans to integrate this details page with Drupal
Panels which will provide a much more user-friendly and
no-programming-needed method to customize this page."

Is there a timeline for when the Drupal Panels functionality might be
implemented?

--
Olen

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