Closed SheenaTomko closed 2 years ago
DF: Simplest path could be a standalone study record page (instead of as first tab in EDA)
Discussed in 1/28/2022 EDA meeting:
Stand-alone study pages are needed for both prerelease and private studies. Currently, users cannot access the study page (the link in the popup currently takes you to “Page not found”; we need this link to take the user to a stand-alone study page)
- Note: studies that are pre-release on the live site are private on the QA site so that providers for various studies cannot access data from other studies before it is released
For private studies:
For prerelease studies where data is available on the live site:
This study has not yet been released. For more information, please email Michelle Hsiang at michelle.hsiang@utsouthwestern.edu.
For prerelease studies where data is NOT yet available on the live site:
This study has not yet been released. For more information, please email Michelle Hsiang at michelle.hsiang@utsouthwestern.edu.
Note: I did not add the banner to the page for private studies. We hadn't done this in the past, so I thought I would ask. It shouldn't be too hard to add.
So...this one is almost there. When I try to access a private/prerelease study, I get this error pop-up, however when I chose the error pop-up, the study page is there and looks great.
Ah, strange. That wasn’t happening on my development site. I’ll take a look!
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So...this one is almost there. When I try to access a private/prerelease study, I get this error pop-up, however when I chose the error pop-up, the study page is there and looks great. [image: Screen Shot 2022-02-16 at 9 32 40 AM] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/67710160/154286484-50f92384-76dd-4802-b251-44234c16c2f5.png
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I am not able to reproduce. In what browser is this happening?
Chrome.
All studies denoted "Private" need a button on the study page to request access to the data.
Clicking on this button will prompt users to log in, and if their accounts have been added as study team members, then they can access the data for QA. This feature isn’t essential for b56, but should be prioritized right after all essential functionality for b56 is done, because study teams will be looking at their private studies for QA.
Chrome.
I'm still unable to reproduce this. Is this happening consistently for you?
Yes, unfortunately still happening for all private and prerelease studies.
I'm going to need some more details about this error. Maybe we can chat on slack later.
All studies denoted "Private" need a button on the study page to request access to the data.
Clicking on this button will prompt users to log in, and if their accounts have been added as study team members, then they can access the data for QA. This feature isn’t essential for b56, but should be prioritized right after all essential functionality for b56 is done, because study teams will be looking at their private studies for QA.
Ah, yes, this makes sense. Since we are redirecting to the standalone page, the typical popup is not seen. I will work on this.
Banner is seen as expected.
Jay loaded the study characteristics and everything from the ClinEpiPresenter that's needed for the all studies table and study details page for the "Prerelease" studies: India ICEMR DAMaN Quasi-experimental Stepped-wedge, LAKANA Cluster Randomized Trial, Namibia rfMDA RAVC Cluster Randomized Trial, and PERCH Case Control.
We would like a user to be able to click on the name of this study and be re-directed to the study details tab for it. However, at the moment, the user first gets a pop-up like the one below, and if they click the link, they get a page with an error message.
Error message:
As a reminder, "Prerelease" studies are studies with data that we plan to load (and in some cases have already loaded), where we want the study card and study page to be publicly accessible before the data is released.
Proposal: