Regarding the target of the proposed informational link for "design one":

• Instead of sending the user to a page on wiki.bioviz.org, let's send the user to a new page on BioViz.org: "https://bioviz.org/advancedsearch.html"

The benefit of sending users to a page on bioviz.org is that it's now very easy to modify and update bioviz.org pages. From there, we can link to the Advanced Search documentation on wiki.bioviz.org. We could also configure the server with a redirect rule that would automatically send the user there. There are many options, all very easy to implement.

Linking directly to a pages on wiki.bioviz.org, which hosts wiki software Confluence, is problematic because the addresses of pages on wiki.bioviz.org frequently change. such as when we edit page titles.

added info button which takes user to advancedsearch page.

• commit
• branch
• There is a info button that appears right next to clear button and if it gets clicked, a html page, which is broken currently, will appear in default browser.
• moving to first level review.

Tested Kaushik's branch on Mac:

1. Loaded the Arabidopsis genome.
2. Under the Advanced Search tab the i info button appears for all four of the search dropdown options.
3. Clicking the button opens a web browser and navigates to https://bioviz.org/advancedsearch.html
4. Hovering over the button shows a tooltip with "About Advance Search"

My only comment would be to change the tooltip to "About Advanced Search". That way it matches the tab (Advanced Search). i.e. Advance -> Advanced

Everything else is working correctly.

• renamed tooltip text from advance to advanced.
• pull request submitted.

Since we have time to make some improvements, I would like to request the following:

• Modify the code itself so that methods, variables, and class names use the prefix "advancedSearch" instead of "advanceSearch". This is because "advanced" is an adjective modifying "Search", where "Search" is acting as a noun. The word "Advance" can be a verb or a noun, but never an adjective, so far as I know. The code will be a little more comprehensible to English speakers if we better adhere to the grammar conventions people are familiar with. But obviously, this change does not affect the functionality. It is a code aesthetics change only.

• Modified the branch so that methods, variables, and class names use *advanced" as prefix instead of advance.
• If everything looks fine, will squash the commits and submit the pull request.

All instances of advance have been changed to advanced.

Ready for pull request.

pull request submitted.

Thanks for making the changes Kaushik Gopu. PR is now merged. Built development branch installers and ran bioviz-playbook "setup.yml" to copy the installers over to the "early access" section of BioViz.org Web site.

Read for testing.

To test:

• Download and install "early access" IGB from the BioViz.org web site; run the new IGB version
• Choose File > Preferences > Other > Reset Preferences to defaults (to ensure a "fresh" run of IGB)
• Restart this new version of IGB
• Choose Help > About IGB to confirm the latest commit is from this ticket
• Select Advanced Search Tab
• You should observe a "i" icon on the interface. Click the icon and confirm that a Web page opens in your default Web browser and that the page being shown is the https://bioviz.org/advancedsearch.html
• Choose the "log" tab. You should see no errors or warnings. If you see any errors or warnings, repeat the above steps using IGB version 9.1.10 to determine if the errors or warnings are new.

If testing reveals any problems, report them here and move the ticket to "To-Do" for further investigation. Or, if the problems exist in previous version of IGB, consult with the team to determine if a new ticket needs to be created.

Followed testing outlined above on Mac.

Everything working correctly, no issues found in log.

Closing ticket.