Nick Loman wrote:
Alternatively, maybe there are other plugins/BASE functions which do the
same thing as MGH, particularly the fold ratio and p-value functions?
An alternative question. Given a reporter list of the below format
generated by the MGH plugin p-value:
reporterId | score
Nicklas Nordborg wrote:
You might consider using mysqlhotcopy to get the files out, either on
the master or the replica, as this is much quicker than mysqldump.
No we can't since it doesn't work with InnoDB tables.
Ah true. I guess a replica is the best way to go in that case.
I've never
Bob MacCallum wrote:
The tricks are (in no particular order)
* share the plugin definition and configuration to everyone
* configure the plugin using the the config files in
Root's /BASE 1 plugin configuration files folder.
Hi
Thanks for replies Bob/Nicklas.
I had to make the
Hi there
I wanted to use the Lowess Normalization plugin and couldn't see a way
of accessing it anywhere in the menus, so figured that the plugin may
need to be configured first.
As per your demo server, I tried to manually add the plugin via
Administrate - Plugins - Definitions.
I selected
Pawel Sztromwasser wrote:
Could you check if you are not using any filters in plugins view
that could narrow results?
Bingo, that was the problem. It was a filter way to the right of the
page I didn't notice.
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This
Pawel Sztromwasser wrote:
It seems like the plugin is there. Check if this plugin has been shared
to your user (Administrate-Plugins-Definitions and find the plugin).
If not, only administrator/superuser can change that. If it is shared to
you then it should be accessible.
Hi Pawel
