Re: [Gmod-schema] What happened to the Chado-XML pages?

[Scott C. <ca...@cs...>]

Hi Chris,

The chado-xml document is under the XORT page:

  http://www.gmod.org/node/115

It is the first page that turns up when you search the gmod site for
chado-xml, though that page uses an iframe that used to link into the
schema cvs at SourceForge, which was a broken link.  It now points to a
local checkout of the schema cvs, so the broken link problem should be
taken care of.

That said, what I would really like is if Chado-XML-overview.html could
be created as a html fragment (with no html, head or stylesheet tags) so
that I could do a php include to get it inline.  If I did that, then the
content of the page would get indexed by drupal (the gmod.org content
manager) and would be searchable.  I don't know anything about AsciiDoc;
do you think that is doable?

Thanks,
Scott




On Sat, 2006-07-29 at 13:03 -0700, chris mungall wrote:
> They used to be here:
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> http://www.gmod.org/schema/chado-xml
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> There's a number of external web pages that link to here
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> It should just be a matter of pointing at gmod/schema/chado/chado-xml =20
> in cvs. I'd do this myself but I don't really understand the =20
> reorganisation of the gmod website...
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