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I'm developing a database of causal hypotheses. I'd like the user to be able to export some of the DAGs in my database into dagitty. I couldn't find an easy way to import a file, without creating a DAG on your server first. If there's already a way to do this, that's great! If not, I've suggested adding some code to allow a user to pass data from a URL parameter into the
adj_matrix
text box, then reload the DAG. This will allow me to add a link on my website for the user to open the DAG in dagitty, e.g.:http://www.dagitty.net/dags.html?adjmatrix=B%201%[email protected],-1.460%0AD%20O%[email protected],1.621%0A%0AB%20D
I'm not a security expert, so if this is a bad idea because it will allow arbitrary injection, please ignore this suggestion.
I've tested the addition to main.js, and it seems to work. I guessed where the call should go in the dags.html, but have not tested this. Note that the function
loadDagFromUrlParameter()
does nothing if it doesn't find a URL parameter namedadjmatrix
.