Wiki Features

This catalog demonstrates selected features available on the NCI Wiki. For exploratory purposes, this catalog also includes examples of these features implemented using a site generator (or other tools). 

User Guides

Click the following links to view some of the technical documentation our team has written. 

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• NCI Data Management Environment (DME) User Guide
• Center for Strategic Scientific Initiatives (CSSI) Data Coordinating Center (DCC) Portal User Guide
• NCI Clinical Trials Reporting Program (CTRP) User Guides
• The Predictive Oncology Model and Data Clearinghouse (MoDaC) User Guide
• Cancer Imaging Archive User Guide
• National Biomedical Imaging Archive (NBIA) Data Portal User Guide
• NBIA REST API Guides

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• NBIA Installation Guide
• Biospecimen Research Database Online Help (click the help button at the top)

More Focused Wiki Space Search

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A similar option is the Page Tree Search macro. This macro focuses the search to a specific page family, just as the Page Tree macro does, but it displays only a search box (not the page treethe list of links). For more information, refer to Definition of Child Page, Wiki Space, Page Family and Putting a List of Child Pages on a Page.

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Confluence Gliffy Flowchart

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Static site generators are applications that run on the command line and compile a website. For example, you may have various pages defining a layout, some "include" files, a configuration file, and your content files. The technical writers would in this case create documentation in markdown (text files) stored in GitHub. Each documentation change would compile on the fly. This method is innovative and would not involve Confluence at all. No projects at CBIIT currently use this method but we include it in this catalog to better communicate the potential range of our services. For more information about static site generators for documentation, see https://idratherbewriting.com/2015/02/27/static-site-generators-start-to-displace-online-cmss/

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In a Hugo project with the DocDock theme, the following markdown code produces a similar diagram.

{{<mermaid align="left">}}
graph TD;
    A(Start) --> B
    B[Submitter submits trial.] --> |Trial has Submitted status.| C{Submission complete?}
    C -->|No| D[CTRO asks submitter for information.]
    D -->|Trial is on hold.| E[Submitter provides requested information.]
    E -->|Trial is off hold.| C
    C -->|Yes| F(End)

{{< /mermaid >}}

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