Photo data type in CODAP?

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    Jacob Sagrans
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    Has anyone ever thought about (or tried to make) something like a photo data type in CODAP? I was thinking this could be nice to have in case card view for certain datasets, like perhaps the domestic house cats dataset (could show a photo of each individual cat in the card). Although I don’t know if that would work in a table, or if someone tried to drag a photo attribute onto a graph’s axis.

    #7423
    Jacob Sagrans
    Participant

    Basically, I wonder if it could look like this but with a photo added.

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    #7425
    Bill Finzer
    Keymaster

    Hi Jacob,

    I’ve long wished for this. I think kids would go for it if we could come up with a simple, elegant interface for getting the photos into the dataset.

    I’ve also long wanted CODAP to auto-detect URLs and make them easy to open either in separate tabs or as web views in the CODAP document.

    Possibilities!

    Bill

    #10464
    Jacob Sagrans
    Participant

    I’m revisiting this post now because I have a dataset in CODAP where having an auto detected URL data type, as well as an image data type, would be really nice. See here: https://bit.ly/AIfeederDataMA . The column/attribute name is “link to screenshot.” I could see also an attribute for the screenshot itself. I’m not sure how this would work in table form, but I could see it in case card view. Perhaps the image of the screenshot could be put at the top or bottom of the card, something like the attached image below that I quickly mocked up.

    #10463
    Dan Damelin
    Keymaster

    One way to potentially make this work would be to create a plugin that monitors the selectionList in CODAP. If the selection changes and contains only one case, then the plugin could scan the case attribute values looking for URLs. Once the first one is found, the plugin could open a webview (or perhaps modify an open webview) to display the URL.

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