Medusa
Medusa is a term used to refer to a graphic representation of the relationship between one or more electronic documents through the use of an expandable/collapsible tree view (the Medusa Hierarchy Tree). The Medusa page of the Award document displays the Medusa tabbed section, which has two subsections:
- View: Allows for selection of Proposal » Award or Award » Proposal options and a refresh button that refreshes the tree view below this section based on your selection.
- Tree: Displays a hierarchical view of related documents that you can expand and collapse to see their relationship.
Figure 330 Award Document, Medusa Page, Medusa Section – Proposal>Award Example
Element |
Description |
|---|---|
Collapse All/Expand All |
Click to open or close all folders and display all branches of tree. |
View |
Select the desired option to display a hierarchical relationship view from the Proposal to Award or vice versa. Select the radio button to indicate your selection of the desired option. |
Refresh Button |
Click the refresh button to update the hierarchical tree view. |
Folder/Document Icons |
Folders display a minus symbol and appear to be opened when their content is displayed; a plus symbol and closed appearance when their content is not expanded for viewing. Icons for documents differ depending on type: |
Document Links |
Click on a document link to display any subsections under it containing summarized details and identifying information about the document. |
Table 124 Award Document » Medusa Page » Medusa Section – Descriptions
- By default, WVU+kc displays the Proposal to Award view of the hierarchy tree upon first display of the Medusa page When there are no related documents to the currently-accessed Award, the hierarchy is displayed as a single node. Document IDs are by default sorted in ascending order.