Revision history for Traits
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On this page you can manage trait groups, a set of characters that define a group of species. For example it can be used for creating species lists for specific areas or habitats, filter species with specific traits and for characteristic data of invasive species. In the web-interface (front-end) these traits can be combined in a search, a powerful tool for managing large datasets.
NOTE: In the web-interface (front-end) the traits will appear in the Advanced search section as a tab "Filter species" (between the tabs Full search and Taxonomic tree). You have to be sysadmin to make the traits also visible as tabs on the species pages.
NOTE: In the web-interface (front-end) the traits will appear in the Advanced search section as a tab "Filter species" (between the tabs Full search and Taxonomic tree). You have to be sysadmin to make the traits also visible as tabs on the species pages.
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NOTE: In the web interface the traits will appear in the Advanced search section as a tab "Filter species" (between the tabs Full search and Taxonomic tree). You have to be sysadmin to make the traits also visible as tabs on the species pages.
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To edit a trait group click "edit". To list or edit the traits in a trait group click "traits".
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On this page you can add values to a trait or rename or remove an existing value. Click "save" when finished. For each value you see how many taxa share this value. Click "trait" to jump to the trait containing these values. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
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On this page you can add values to a trait or edit an existing value. Click "save" when finished. Click "trait" to jump to the trait containing these values. For each value you see how many taxa share this value. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
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NOTE: In the web interface the traits will appear in the Advanced search section as a tab "Filter species" (between the tabs Full search and Taxonomic tree). You have to be sysadmin to make the traits also visible as tabs on the species pages.
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NOTE: In the web interface the traits will appear in the Advanced search section as a tab "Filter species" (between the tabs Full search and Taxonomic tree). At the moment you have to be sysadmin to make the traits also visible as tabs on the species pages.
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NOTE: In the web interface the traits will appear in the Advanced search section as a tab "Filter species" (between the tab Full search and Taxonomic tree). At the moment you have to be sysadmin to make the traits also visible as tabs on the species pages.
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On this page you can manage trait groups, a set of characters that define a group of species. For example it can be used for creating species lists for specific areas or habitats, filter species with specific traits and for characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be combined in a search, a powerful tool for managing large datasets.
You cannot link taxa to a trait group from here. To do so, go to the Taxon editor module. (When there are trait groups defined in your project the option "add traits:" will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card).
You cannot link taxa to a trait group from here. To do so, go to the Taxon editor module. (When there are trait groups defined in your project the option "add traits:" will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card).
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You cannot link taxa to a trait group from here. To do so, go to the Taxon editor module. When there are trait groups defined in your project the option "add traits:" will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card.
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On this page you can manage trait groups, a set of characters that define a group of species. Currently it is used for creating species lists for specific areas or habitats, filter species with specific traits and for characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be combined in a search, a powerful tool for managing large datasets.
A data upload tool is provided. Read requirements under Data upload.
NOTE: at the moment you have to be sysadmin to make the traits visible in the web interface. They will appear in the Advanced search section as a tab "Filter species" (between the tab Full search and Taxonomic tree)
A data upload tool is provided. Read requirements under Data upload.
NOTE: at the moment you have to be sysadmin to make the traits visible in the web interface. They will appear in the Advanced search section as a tab "Filter species" (between the tab Full search and Taxonomic tree)
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On this page you can manage trait groups, a set of characters that define a group of species. Currently it is used for creating species lists for specific areas or habitats, filter species with specific traits and for characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be combined in a search, a powerful tool for managing large datasets. A data upload tool is provided. Read requirements under Data upload.
On this page you can create a new trait group. Make sure the fields system name and English name (or any other language in your project) are filled. Click "save" when finished. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can add Traits to a trait group and change the show order of the traits in a trait group. Drag and drop traits to change their show order; click "save trait order" to save the new order. To add a trait to a trait group click "create new trait". Choose the data type for the trait and fill in at least a system and English name (or any other language in your project).
To edit a trait click "edit", to add or edit a value of a trait, click "values". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can add values to a trait or edit an existing value. Click "save" when finished. Click "trait" to jump to the trait containing these values. Also for each value you see how many taxa share this value. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can add or remove datatypes. Removing a data type from the project will hide it from various menu's; it will not cause deletion of any existing data of that type.
On this page you can create a new trait group. Make sure the fields system name and English name (or any other language in your project) are filled. Click "save" when finished. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can add Traits to a trait group and change the show order of the traits in a trait group. Drag and drop traits to change their show order; click "save trait order" to save the new order. To add a trait to a trait group click "create new trait". Choose the data type for the trait and fill in at least a system and English name (or any other language in your project).
To edit a trait click "edit", to add or edit a value of a trait, click "values". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can add values to a trait or edit an existing value. Click "save" when finished. Click "trait" to jump to the trait containing these values. Also for each value you see how many taxa share this value. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can add or remove datatypes. Removing a data type from the project will hide it from various menu's; it will not cause deletion of any existing data of that type.
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**Before applying for your own site you can experiment with all the available functions of this module in the LNG Sandboxes: http://linnaeus.naturalis.nl/wiki/Sandboxes**
On this page you can create a new trait group. Click "save" when finished. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can change the show order of the traits in a trait group. Drag and drop traits to change their show order; click "save trait order" to save the new order. To edit a trait click "edit", to add or edit a value of a trait, click "values". To add a trait to a trait group click "create new trait". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can add values to a trait or edit an existing value. Click "save" when finished. Click "trait" to jump to the trait containing these values. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
====Traits settings====
====Taxon trait data====
On this page you get an overview of the trait information of a trait group for a specific taxon. You can only get to this page from the taxon concept page in the Taxon editor.
Removing a data type from the project will hide it from various menu's; it will not cause deletion of any existing data of that type.
**//From here Sysadmin-only://**
====Data matched====
====Data saved====
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**Before applying for your own site you can experiment with all the available functions of this module in the LNG Sandboxes: http://linnaeus.naturalis.nl/wiki/Sandboxes**
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**//From here Sysadmin-only://**
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**//From here Sysadmin-only!://**
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You cannot link taxa to a trait group from here. To do so, go to the Taxon editor module. When there are trait groups defined in your project the option "add traits:" will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card.
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You cannot link taxa to a trait group from here. To do so, go to the Taxon editor module. When there are trait groups in you project the option "add traits:" will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card.
On this page you can edit a trait group. Click "save" when finished. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can edit a trait group. Click "save" when finished. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
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On this page you can edit a trait group. Click "save" when finished. Click "values" to add or edit values of the trait. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you get an overview of the trait information of a trait group for a specific taxon. You can only get to this page from the taxon concept page in the Taxon editor.
On this page you get an overview of the trait information of a trait group for a specific taxon. You can only get to this page from the taxon concept page in the Taxon editor.
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On this page you can upload a tab-delimited file. Note: it overwrites existing information.
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On this page you can manage trait groups, a set of characters that define a group of species. These can be used for complex searches. Not intended for species identification purposes but for traits shared by different species. Currently it is used for creating species lists for specific areas or habitats, and for characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be combined in a search, a powerful tool for managing large datasets. A data upload tool is provided. Read requirements under Data upload.
On this page you can change the show order of the trait groups. Drag and drop groups to change their show order; click "save group order" to save the new order.
To edit a trait group click "edit". To list or edit the traits in the trait group click "traits".
To create a new trait group click "create new trait group". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can create a new trait group. Click "save" when finished. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can change the show order of the traits in a trait group. Drag and drop traits to change their show order; click "save trait order" to save the new order. To edit a trait click "edit", to add or edit a value of a trait, click "values". To add a trait to a trait group click "create new trait". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can add values to a trait or edit an existing value. Click "save" when finished. Click "trait" to jump to the trait containing these values. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can change the show order of the trait groups. Drag and drop groups to change their show order; click "save group order" to save the new order.
To edit a trait group click "edit". To list or edit the traits in the trait group click "traits".
To create a new trait group click "create new trait group". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can create a new trait group. Click "save" when finished. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can change the show order of the traits in a trait group. Drag and drop traits to change their show order; click "save trait order" to save the new order. To edit a trait click "edit", to add or edit a value of a trait, click "values". To add a trait to a trait group click "create new trait". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can add values to a trait or edit an existing value. Click "save" when finished. Click "trait" to jump to the trait containing these values. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
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On this page you can change the show order of the traitgroups. Drag and drop groups to change their show order; click "save group order" to save the new order.
To edit a traitgroup click "edit". To list or edit the traits in the traitgroup click "traits".
To create a new traitgroup click "create new traitgroup". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can create a new traitgroup. Click "save" when finished. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can change the show order of the traits in a traitgroup. Drag and drop traits to change their show order; click "save trait order" to save the new order. To edit a trait click "edit", to add or edit a value of a trait, click "values". To add a trait to a traitgroup click "create new trait". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
On this page you can add values to a trait or edit an existing value. Click "save" when finished. Click "trait" to jump tot the trait containing these values. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
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On this page you can load a tab-delimited file. Note: it overwrites existing information.
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On this page you can create a new traitgroup. Click "save" when finished. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
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On this page you can manage traitgroups, a set of characters that define a group of species. These can be used for complex searches. Not intended for species identification purposes but for traits shared by different species. Currently it is used for creating species lists for specific areas or habitats, and for characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be searched in combination, a powerful tool for managing large datasets. A data upload tool is provided. Read requirements under Data upload.
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On this page you can manage traitgroups, a set of characters that define a group of species. These can be used for complex searches. Not intended for species identification purposes but for traits shared by different species. Currently it is used for creating species lists for specific areas, and for storing characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be searched in combination, a powerful tool for managing large datasets. A data upload tool is provided. Read requirements under Data upload.
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On this page you can manage traitgroups, a set of characters that define a group of species. These can be used for complex searches. Not for specific species identification purposes but for traits of groups of organisms. Currently it is used for creating species lists for specific areas, and for storing characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be searched in combination, a powerful tool for managing large datasets. A data upload tool is provided. Read requirements under Data upload.
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On this page you can manage traitgroups, a set of characters that define a group of species and can be used for complex searches. Not for specific species identification purposes but for traits of groups of organisms. Currently it is used for creating species lists for specific areas, and for storing characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be searched in combination, a powerful tool for managing large datasets. A data upload tool is provided. Read requirements under Data upload.
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On this page you can manage traitgroups, arrange a set of characters that define groups of species. Not for specific species identification purposes but for traits of groups of organisms. Currently it is used for creating species lists for specific areas, and storing characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be searched in combination, a powerful tool for managing large datasets. A data upload tool is provided. Read requirements under Data upload.
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On this page you can manage traitgroups, arrange a set of characters that define groups of species. Not for specific species identification purposes but for traits of groups of organisms. Currently it is used for creating species lists for specific areas, and storing characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be searched in combination, a powerful tool for managing large datasets. A data upload tool is provided. Note it should be a tab delimited file and it overwrites existing information.
On this page you can load a tab delimited-file. Note it overwrites existing information.
On this page you can load a tab delimited-file. Note it overwrites existing information.
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On this page you can load a tab delimited-file.
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On this page you can add values to a trait or edit an existing value. Click "save" when finished. Click "trait" to jump tot the trait containing these values. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
Removing a data type from the project will hide it from various menu's; it will not cause deletion of any existing data of that type.
On this page you can load a tab delimited-file.
Removing a data type from the project will hide it from various menu's; it will not cause deletion of any existing data of that type.
On this page you can load a tab delimited-file.
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On this page you can edit a trait. Click "save" when finished. Click "values" to add or edit values of the trait. Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
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On this page you can manage traitgroups, arrange a set of characters that define groups of species. Not for specific species identification purposes but for traits of groups of organisms. Currently it is used for creating species lists for specific areas, and storing characteristic data of invasive species. In the web interface these traits can be searched in combination, a powerful tool for managing large datasets.
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On this page you can change the show order of the traitgroups. Drag and drop groups to change their show order; click "save group order" to save the new order.
To edit a traitgroup click "edit". To list or edit the traits in the traitgroup click "traits".
To create a new traitgroup click "create new traitgroup". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
To edit a traitgroup click "edit". To list or edit the traits in the traitgroup click "traits".
To create a new traitgroup click "create new traitgroup". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
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On this page you can change the show order of the traits in a traitgroup. Drag and drop traits to change their show order; click "save trait order" to save the new order. To edit a trait click "edit", to add or edit a value of a trait, click "values". To add a trait to a traitgroup click "create new trait". Click "index" to go back to the Trait starting page.
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