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INterface For Empirical antimicrobial ChemoTherapy. An easy-to-use online tool to bring the latest resistance data from bench to bedside

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Colour of tiles: intermediate (code 2) and high (3) resistance shows green #19

Closed pascalmfrey closed 9 years ago

pascalmfrey commented 9 years ago

instead of orange and gray. Tiles where no data is available should be empty/white instead of gray.

fxstr commented 9 years ago

@fabianjordi Use the following colors and display styles:

class of td is «.not-available»: white background, gray border, no value.
class of td is .high: green
class of td is .intermediate: light green (between green and gray) or orange
class of td is .low: gray

fxstr commented 9 years ago

@eventEmitter Better data would be nice – there's no value between 0.33 and 0.66.

fxstr commented 9 years ago

@alpascal Any chance we could have some user or import values to test the new matrix?

pascalmfrey commented 9 years ago

I've entered an examples with data from the anresis.ch database: Neisseria gonorrhoae has now a 62% resistance to all chinolones (Ciprofloxacin, Norfloxacin, etc.). In addition I've entered a 79% resistance for Staphylococcus aureus to Amoxicillin (without combination with Clavulanate), and a 26% resistance of E. coli to Cotrimoxazole to have examples of user entered values for all three categories of resistance.

fxstr commented 9 years ago

@alpascal Thanks a lot!

fxstr commented 9 years ago

Tataa:

@alpascal Colors are still wrong, but is this behaviour correct:

Ciprofloxacin/Neisseria gono… is orange, letter is «I»
On mouse-over, value is displayed (62)
On mouse-out, I is displayed again.

fxstr commented 9 years ago

Staphylococcus aureus to Amoxicillin

E. coli to Cotrimoxazole

pascalmfrey commented 9 years ago

This looks nice, good job!!