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Templates for creating a generic retirement site. It also contains the files for all sites that have been shut down to date.
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Create 'interim' page for PlanetFour.org #10

Closed trouille closed 5 years ago

trouille commented 5 years ago

For April 30th Ouroborous shutdown date, create 'interim' page for PlanetFour.org, following the template/approach as for https://whaling.oldweather.org.

Differences:

https://talk.planetfour.org/ will persist as is for now.

trouille commented 5 years ago

PlanetFour.org will be the URL for this 'interim' page. Note: this interim page likely to be needed until August/September when the PFE project they're building will be ready for beta review.

trouille commented 5 years ago

Key is that https://www.planetfour.org/#/results and https://www.planetfour.org/#/authors remain real URLs w/ same current content (since Planet Four publications reference these URLs and they reference each other).

In Slack, Adam noted that "It’s not quite so simple as adding it to Nginx since it’s using a url fragment identifier for the url (ie the hash sign). The archive page itself will need to handle that client side."

trouille commented 5 years ago

By Friday (4/26) I'll have the few sentences of copy and an image from the P4 team to put into this interim page.

camallen commented 5 years ago

In Slack, Adam noted that "It’s not quite so simple as adding it to Nginx since it’s using a url fragment identifier for the url (ie the hash sign). The archive page itself will need to handle that client side."

is it possible to publish a static page that mirrors the current content on https://www.planetfour.org/#/results with a nginx rewrite rule or similar? is that better then running the JS code app forever?

adammcmaster commented 5 years ago

If we want to keep the URL the same, we can't do anything in Nginx to handle that. It needs to be done client side. This could be as simple as having the results on the index page with <h2 id="/results">Results</h2> as the heading.

trouille commented 5 years ago

@wgranger Image for planet four from Meg: P4_logo

trouille commented 5 years ago

Text for planet four interim page from Meg:

Planet Four

Through Planet Four, Zooniverse volunteers mapped seasonal fans on the south polar region of Mars, providing new insights into the seasonal processes and weather active on the Red Planet.

This project is paused while we are working on a new version of Planet Four utilizing the Zooniverse’s latest web platform. Check back soon for updates.

In the meantime, please help map the exotic terrains of Mars' south pole with Planet Four: Terrains or help map polygonal ridges on Mars with Planet Four: Ridges.

(With Planet Four: Terrains linked to https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/mschwamb/planet-four-terrains and Planet Four: Rigdges linked to https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/mschwamb/planet-four-ridges).

trouille commented 5 years ago

In terms of buttons, please:

trouille commented 5 years ago

And note that within https://www.planetfour.org/#/results is a link to https://www.planetfour.org/#/authors.

Both of these links are noted in publications and so do need to persist as accessible URLs (not just for this interim page).