The description or abstract would go here. It will be copied and pasted, and can include superscript and subscript format as well any scientific symbols available in html code. Please include an "abstract.txt" document with the abstract pre-formatted in html format for automated creation of the webpage. For help on this formatting, look at the second note for the "names.txt" file
We allow you to pick what the headers and item names in the table will be by following a set format:
1. The 3 column span names will be the names of each folder you submit.
2. Any subfolders present will be zipped and labeled as a zipped folder. You can pre-zip the subfolders if you want.
3. You can include a file in the folders with the exact name "names.txt" which should be comma separated and have the name you want to include in the "Item" column, followed by the name of the file (which will also be in the "File" column). An example is included below. If you opt to not include "names.txt" in a folder, the names will be chosen based on the data steward's best judgement. Please refrain from including "," and "." in file names if at all possible and DO NOT include "," preceded or followed by a space. Doing these may make the table generation fail or cause it to be wrong.
Failure to follow this format for your data may result in a delay in the data being available, incorrect labeling and assignment of data, or may require it to be manually entered in.
Notes on the names file "names.txt":
1. Please include subfolders in the "names.txt" file, as they will be zipped and treated as files (you shouldn't include the .zip part in the file unless you upload them zipped). If you want to pre-zip subfolders, that will make the data transfers and webpage creation go faster, but remember to remove the ".zip" from them in the names file.
2. The item names should be in html format which supports superscript, subscript, and special characters. If you aren't sure how to do this, <--sup--> (without the dashes) goes before the superscript text with <--/sup--> (also without the dashes) going after the superscript text, subscripts are the same, but replace "sup" with "sub". Special characters can be looked up online by typing "html [character name]". You only need to do this formatting if you want a name to be formatted a specific way in the table.
Folder 1 | ||
---|---|---|
Item | Type | File |
Important folder with many files | zipped folder | A subfolder.zip |
Name I want for the file with subscript superscript or special characters | txt | A file.txt |
For completeness I include this file but you should not list it here | txt | names.txt |
Folder 2 | ||
Item | Type | File |
Some clever name | txt | Another file.txt |
For completeness I include this file but you should not list it here | txt | names.txt |