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4326 doc examples&replace fixes #4622
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Unrelated to rest of branch - noticed a bug when building the docs. The Windows page needed to be added to the index of the dev guide. Also changed the page title to be more descriptive.
Added details about draft datasets and metadata to build appropriate expectations and resolve user confusion.
Went through about half of our documentation to review use of examples. Made various small tweaks. Second half forthcoming.
Finished my review of the way we use examples in docs. Lots of small corrections.
Updated the example on the Install Prep page and fixed syntax on two tables.
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After successfully replacing a file, a new dataset draft version will be created. A summary of your actions will be recorded in the dataset Version Details table in the "Versions" tab on that dataset's page, and in the file Version Details table on the file's page. Both tables allow you to access all previous versions of the file across all previous versions of your dataset, including the old version of the file before you replaced it. | ||
After successfully replacing a file, a new dataset draft version will be created. A summary of your actions will be recorded in the "Versions" tab on that dataset's page, and in "Versions" tab on the file's page. Both tabs allow you to access all previous versions of the file across all previous versions of your dataset, including the old version of the file before you replaced it. |
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A summary of your actions will be recorded in the "Versions" tab on both the dataset page and file page.
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Without logging in to Dataverse, users can browse Dataverse, search for dataverses, datasets, and files, view dataset descriptions and files for | |||
published datasets, and subset, analyze, and visualize data for published (restricted & not restricted) data files. To view an unpublished dataverse, dataset, or file, a user will need to be given permission from that dataverse's administrator to access it. | |||
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A user can search the dataverses, datasets, and files within a particular dataverse by using the search bar found on a dataverse page. For example, if you are on the Murray Research Archive Dataverse page, you can search that specific dataverse's contents by using the search bar and/or facets displayed on the page. | |||
A user can search within a specific dataverse for the dataverses, datasets, and files it contains by using the search bar and facets found on that dataverse's page. |
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"...found on that dataverse's page" looked odd to me. Suggested revision...
A user can use the search bar and facets to discover the dataverses, datasets, and files contained within a specific dataverse.
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Added my $0.02 revision suggestions in comments on the commits view. Take them or leave. Approved for QA with or without further revision.
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Example python code to add a file. This may be run by changing these parameters in the sample code: | |||
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* ``dataverse_server`` - e.g. https://dataverse.harvard.edu | |||
* ``dataverse_server`` - e.g. https://dataverse.example.edu |
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Would it be too much effort to use example.dataverse.org
as an example, and then setup a redirect for that example domain to demo.dataverse.org? @pdurbin...??
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A couple of small rephrasings from Code Review suggestions.
Please no ampersands in branch names. I can work around this easily but check this out:
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"Foobar College" is weird but otherwise this looks fine.
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By default the footer says "Copyright © [YYYY]" but you can add text after the year, as in the example below. | |||
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``curl -X PUT -d ", The President & Fellows of Harvard College" http://localhost:8080/api/admin/settings/:FooterCopyright`` | |||
``curl -X PUT -d ", Foobar College" http://localhost:8080/api/admin/settings/:FooterCopyright`` |
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Foobar College?
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Finding Data | |||
Without logging in to Dataverse, users can browse Dataverse, search for dataverses, datasets, and files, view dataset descriptions and files for | |||
published datasets, and subset, analyze, and visualize data for published (restricted & not restricted) data files. To view an unpublished dataverse, dataset, or file, a user will need to be given permission from that dataverse's administrator to access it. | |||
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A user can search the dataverses, datasets, and files within a particular dataverse by using the search bar found on a dataverse page. For example, if you are on the Murray Research Archive Dataverse page, you can search that specific dataverse's contents by using the search bar and/or facets displayed on the page. | |||
A user can search within a specific dataverse for the dataverses, datasets, and files it contains by using the search bar and facets displayed on that dataverse's page. |
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I'm glad this MRA example was taken out. Nothing against the archive, it's just most people haven't heard of it.
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