Hello AMRverse team,
I am trying to redirect users from my website directly to specific search results on the AMRrules Browser.
Currently, when I do a search on the site (e.g., for "ampc"), the URL correctly updates to https://browse.amrrules.org/?search=ampc. However, if I try to share that URL, bookmark it, or link to it externally, the site drops the ?search=ampc parameter and redirects back to the default homepage (https://browse.amrrules.org/).
It appears this happens because the underlying organism files need to be loaded into the browser session before a search parameter can be processed.
Feature Request:
Could you add deep linking support? Ideally, if a user navigates to a URL with a ?search= parameter:
- The site either auto-loads the default datasets and executes the search.
- OR, the site retains the URL parameter in the address bar, prompts the user to click "Load selected files," and then automatically executes the search based on the URL once the files are loaded.
Adding this feature would make it much easier for other tools and databases to link directly to specific rules and organisms in your browser! Thank you for your work on this great tool.
Hello AMRverse team,
I am trying to redirect users from my website directly to specific search results on the AMRrules Browser.
Currently, when I do a search on the site (e.g., for "ampc"), the URL correctly updates to
https://browse.amrrules.org/?search=ampc. However, if I try to share that URL, bookmark it, or link to it externally, the site drops the?search=ampcparameter and redirects back to the default homepage (https://browse.amrrules.org/).It appears this happens because the underlying organism files need to be loaded into the browser session before a search parameter can be processed.
Feature Request:
Could you add deep linking support? Ideally, if a user navigates to a URL with a
?search=parameter:Adding this feature would make it much easier for other tools and databases to link directly to specific rules and organisms in your browser! Thank you for your work on this great tool.