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  • BIRCH: Comprehensive bioinfo. system - Support tickets

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    [ Ticket #1177 ] BioPCD - error popup if no data is selected
    Date:
    11/16/12 16:45
    Submitted by:
    B_Fristensky
    Assigned to:
    B_Fristensky
    Category:
    bioLegato
    Priority:
    5
    Ticket group:
    New Feature Request
    Resolution:
    Not Resolved
    Summary:
    BioPCD - error popup if no data is selected
    Original submission:
    One of the most common problems people have with BioLegato is that people try to run a program without selecting any data.
    That is perfectly legitimate for launching programs that don't need data, or in cases like the BIRCH launcher, where all programs are launched without selecting data.

    We need to add something to BioPCD that specifies whether data must be selected before launching a program. If you try to open the menu without first selecting data, BioLegato should beep, and popup a window message saying that no data was selected.
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    Ticket change history
    Field Old value Date By
    assigned_to unset 08/08/15 13:21 B_Fristensky
    status_id Pending 08/08/15 13:21 B_Fristensky
    resolution_id Unset 08/08/15 13:21 B_Fristensky

     

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