Help:Adding Multiple Table Rows
Multiloader VS Single Annotation Template
When working large amounts of data, such as high throughput papers, it is convenient to work with a loader that can add several annotation rows at any one time. EcoliWiki solves this with the multiloader table. The basic outline of the annotations table after you enter your data will look like the figure below. As a reminder, you do not need spaces between the pipes and the annotation text.
When Looking at the same annotation, labeled Annotation 1, in a single annotation template the only difference is that now the section labeled phenotype type in the multiloader, which is free text, has a pull down with preselected terms that you should use on the multiloader free text section.
Editing within a row in single annotation template
When editing a row, for example References, you can use html coding and the most common will be the asterix. When wanting to list several PMIDs in the references hit the return key to go to the next line and add an asterix which translates into a blue bullet point when saving the table.
Remember that when type in PMID properly it will create a blue link to the paper, do not put spaces between astrix and text. If your text link is red, you did something wrong.
Editing within a row in Multiloader Table
When editing a row in multiloader, for example PMID reference, you can also use html organize your information. An asterix will still add a bullet point but hitting the return key will add a new row thus a new annotation defeating the purpose of the multiloader. Within the PMID Reference cell you can add several PMIDs with a double \n after the text that should be in the next line within the cell, not row.
Pay Attention to how the astrixes and \n are spaced out. If done incorrectly it will not look like your desired end product.
Your end product should be one line in the multiloader table, specifically the references cell, but several bulleted lines in the cell. Remember if your PMID links are red you typed something wrong.
