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{{{http://drupal.org}Drupal}} is an open source |
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{{{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_content_management_system}content managent system}} |
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which can be expanded, builded and custimized by developing modules and themes. |
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<<CDM Dataportal module>> is a drupal module developed for supporting the front end or presentation layer of the |
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{{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/cdm-server/}EDIT CDM Server}}. |
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It allows taxonomist to look up for taxa, search taxa and other features. Besides |
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the CDM Dataportal module there are several <<drupal themes>> |
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which personalized the layout (colours, images and others) of the CDM Dataportal module results. |
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On this basis, it can be possible, for example, to have two different taxonomy collections whith differents selected looks |
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thanks to the different drupal themes (each one per collection). However both collections will have the same features (such |
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taxa search) thanks to the CDM Dataportal module. |
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More documentation about the CDM (Common Data Library) where the CDM dataportal belongs could be found at the following locations: |
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* {{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/cdmlib/}CDM Library}} |
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* {{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/taxeditor/}Taxonomic Editor}} |
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* {{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/cdm-server/}CDM Server}} |
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* {{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/printpublisher/}Print Publisher}} |
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* {{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/cdm-setups/}CDM Setups}} |
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Drupal module and theme activation |
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To activate the datataportal module go to |
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<Administer-\>Site building-\>Modules> |
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and at the CDM section select the modules CDM API, CDM Dataportal and CDM Taxon Tree. The other two |
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modules are optional. |
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To change your default theme just navigate to |
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<Administer-\>Site building-\>Themes> |
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where you can select your default theme as well as configured it. |
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CDM Dataportal Settings |
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If you are using the CDM Dataportal module, you will need to configure it in order to make it run. Here you will find how to |
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explore and configure the module. |
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First step to configure the module is making sure your user has access to the settings options of CDM Dataportal module. |
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You can find the configurations options under <Administer-\>Site Configuration-\>CDM Dataportal>. Once you are in the |
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configuration site you will see four different sections: |
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*General |
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Drupal's CDM Dataportal module dialogues with the <CDM Server> asking for taxa data |
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and classification of taxa. The first thing the <CDM Dataportal module> needs to know |
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is where is the CDM Server located in order to access it. Such parameters are configurable |
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via the general tag of the settings. |
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The general settings has enough documentation that explains itself. However the same |
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documentation with some extra details is avaible |
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<a href="./?q=admin/help/cdm_dataportal_general" title="General">here</a> |
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as one html site. If you prefer to go directly to the general settings just click |
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<Administer-\>Site Configuration-\>CDM Dataportal> |
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to start the configuration click here. |
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*Geo & Map |
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As with <CDM Server>, CDM Dataportal module also dialogues with a Map Server to |
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generate all the maps displayed on your web site. Again the module needs to know where |
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the map server is located and this parameter as well as others related with the maps |
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appaerance like map legends, map size, map background ... are configurable via |
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{{{./?q=admin/settings/cdm_dataportal/geo}Geo & Map settings}}. |
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This configuration site also explain all the configurable options itself. Same documentation with some extra details is avaible |
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<a href="./?q=admin/help/cdm_dataportal_geo" title="Geo & Map">here</a> as one html site. |
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*Layout |
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<a target="_blank" href="./?q=admin/settings/cdm_dataportal/layout" >Here</a> |
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you will find the settings for configuring the layout issues such pictures size or |
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number of search results to show. Layout section itself contains three subsections; |
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<a target="_blank" href="./?q=admin/settings/cdm_dataportal/layout/taxon">Taxon Layout Settings</a>, |
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<Administer-\>Site Configuration-\>CDM Dataportal-\>Layout-\>Search> and |
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<Administer-\>Site Configuration-\>CDM Dataportal-\>Layout-\>Media>. |
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Each one of the listed links forward you to the settings configuration site where each site explains |
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itself the different options. |
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A html site with more level of details is available |
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<a target="_blank" href="./?q=admin/settings/cdm_dataportal_layout">here</a>. |
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*Cache |
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It is possible to increase the portal time response when serving taxa sites. The mechanism |
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is quite simple. It works caching all taxa sites available in your portal in a way that when |
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a user wants to visit new taxa, the module will not create the new taxon site from scratch. |
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Instead of that the taxon site will be loaded from the cache and therefore will be no |
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dialogue with the CDM Server. |
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<a href="./?q=admin/help/cdm_dataportal_cache.html" title="Cache">Here</a> |
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you can read the cache configuration help or much better go directly to the |
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{{{./?q=admin/help/settings/cdm_dataportal/cachesite}cache settings site}}. |
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{{{http://drupal.org}Drupal}} is an open source |
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{{{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_content_management_system}content managent system}} |
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which can be expanded, builded and custimized by developing modules and themes. |
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<<CDM Dataportal module>> is a drupal module developed for supporting the front end or presentation layer of the |
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{{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/cdm-server/}EDIT CDM Server}}. |
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It allows taxonomist to look up for taxa, search taxa and other features. Besides |
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the CDM Dataportal module there are several <<drupal themes>> |
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which personalized the layout (colours, images and others) of the CDM Dataportal module results. |
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On this basis, it can be possible, for example, to have two different taxonomy collections whith differents selected looks |
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thanks to the different drupal themes (each one per collection). However both collections will have the same features (such |
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taxa search) thanks to the CDM Dataportal module. |
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More documentation about the CDM (Common Data Library) where the CDM dataportal belongs could be found at the following locations: |
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* {{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/cdmlib/}CDM Library}} |
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* {{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/taxeditor/}Taxonomic Editor}} |
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* {{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/cdm-server/}CDM Server}} |
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* {{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/printpublisher/}Print Publisher}} |
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* {{{http://wp5.e-taxonomy.eu/cdm-setups/}CDM Setups}} |
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Drupal module and theme activation |
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To activate the datataportal module go to |
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<Administer-\>Site building-\>Modules> |
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and at the CDM section select the modules CDM API, CDM Dataportal and CDM Taxon Tree. The other two |
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modules are optional. |
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To change your default theme just navigate to |
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<Administer-\>Site building-\>Themes> |
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where you can select your default theme as well as configured it. |
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CDM Dataportal Settings |
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If you are using the CDM Dataportal module, you will need to configure it in order to make it run. Here you will find how to |
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53 |
explore and configure the module. |
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|
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|
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First step to configure the module is making sure your user has access to the settings options of CDM Dataportal module. |
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You can find the configurations options under <Administer-\>Site Configuration-\>CDM Dataportal>. Once you are in the |
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configuration site you will see four different sections: |
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*General |
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Drupal's CDM Dataportal module dialogues with the <CDM Server> asking for taxa data |
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and classification of taxa. The first thing the <CDM Dataportal module> needs to know |
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is where is the CDM Server located in order to access it. Such parameters are configurable |
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via the general tag of the settings. |
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The general settings has enough documentation that explains itself. However the same |
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documentation with some extra details is avaible |
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<a href="./?q=admin/help/cdm_dataportal_general" title="General">here</a> |
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as one html site. If you prefer to go directly to the general settings just click |
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<Administer-\>Site Configuration-\>CDM Dataportal> |
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to start the configuration click here. |
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*Geo & Map |
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As with <CDM Server>, CDM Dataportal module also dialogues with a Map Server to |
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generate all the maps displayed on your web site. Again the module needs to know where |
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the map server is located and this parameter as well as others related with the maps |
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85 |
appaerance like map legends, map size, map background ... are configurable via |
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{{{./?q=admin/settings/cdm_dataportal/geo}Geo & Map settings}}. |
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This configuration site also explain all the configurable options itself. Same documentation with some extra details is avaible |
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<a href="./?q=admin/help/cdm_dataportal_geo" title="Geo & Map">here</a> as one html site. |
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*Layout |
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<a target="_blank" href="./?q=admin/settings/cdm_dataportal/layout" >Here</a> |
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you will find the settings for configuring the layout issues such pictures size or |
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number of search results to show. Layout section itself contains three subsections; |
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<a target="_blank" href="./?q=admin/settings/cdm_dataportal/layout/taxon">Taxon Layout Settings</a>, |
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<Administer-\>Site Configuration-\>CDM Dataportal-\>Layout-\>Search> and |
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<Administer-\>Site Configuration-\>CDM Dataportal-\>Layout-\>Media>. |
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Each one of the listed links forward you to the settings configuration site where each site explains |
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itself the different options. |
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A html site with more level of details is available |
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<a target="_blank" href="./?q=admin/settings/cdm_dataportal_layout">here</a>. |
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*Cache |
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It is possible to increase the portal time response when serving taxa sites. The mechanism |
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is quite simple. It works caching all taxa sites available in your portal in a way that when |
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a user wants to visit new taxa, the module will not create the new taxon site from scratch. |
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Instead of that the taxon site will be loaded from the cache and therefore will be no |
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dialogue with the CDM Server. |
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<a href="./?q=admin/help/cdm_dataportal_cache.html" title="Cache">Here</a> |
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you can read the cache configuration help or much better go directly to the |
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{{{./?q=admin/help/settings/cdm_dataportal/cachesite}cache settings site}}. |
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