Link to this post | posted 04 Apr, 2017 18:52
scresawn	This took a bit longer due to some VERY slow shipping on a piece of network equipment. Nevertheless, the work is now complete.

Link to this post | posted 08 Mar, 2017 17:44
scresawn	Hi everyone, In order to provide a more robust and scalable phamerator.org, we are performing a major upgrade on our server equipment. Please expect intermittent downtime through the end of the week. I'll post an update here when the work is complete. Thanks for your patience. Steve Edited 08 Mar, 2017 21:47

Link to this post | posted 27 Sep, 2016 15:07
scresawn	Hi Jordan, You're right, we've been having some intermittent trouble with the app this year, mostly on the server side but it manifests as not being able to load the map. My students and I are working on the problem and hope to have a substantially improved version in place for next year. Thanks for your patience with it. Best, Steve

Link to this post | posted 27 Feb, 2016 22:26
scresawn	Like Jordan, I've had the problem even with single gene BLAST submissions. S.

Link to this post | posted 24 Sep, 2015 19:58
scresawn	You can also do this in Phamerator: 1. Click "Phages" 2. Highlight your phage in the list 3. From the File menu, "Export Proteins (fasta)"

Link to this post | posted 01 Sep, 2015 17:00

scresawn

Yesterday was a big moment for the SEA-PHAGES app. It was the first time that we moved out of testing and had large numbers of real people were using the app for their sample collection. This morning, an error occurred that resulted in the loss of data entered after 8/29/15. To those of you who made accounts or added samples on 8/30 or 8/31, your information has been lost, and I'm personally very sorry for the inconvenience this causes. As I work to put measures into place to prevent these types of issues in the future, I would ask that you please not give up on the app. If your account was deleted, please make a new one and add your sample back to the app. When you add a sample, it is added at your current position. However, you can "unlock" the map by tapping the lock icon, and then drag the marker to the correct position. Once you have done that, you'll see a message at the top of the screen that says "undo move sample?". Tap anywhere else on the screen to confirm that you meant to move it, and then tap the red lock icon to re-lock the map. You'll also want to correct the date associated with the sample, since it defaults to the date that you re-add the sample to the map. To fix this, click the menu bottom (3 horizontal lines), and edit the date field. Again, my apologies. Please bear with us as we grow.