A way to create a hypha about mycorrhiza HOT 7 OPEN

I have a similar idea, that is easier to implement.

If a user is logged in (= may create hyphæ) and searches for a hypha by its name, there can be a link to create said hypha:

The link would go to the /edit/<hypha_name>. We can show this link even if results aren’t empty.

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Cool idea. Why /edit/? What if I want to upload a picture instead?

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It would actually be nice if the hypha name field was present on edit pages for non-existent hyphae. This would work nicely with @kytta's suggestion (I like it too).

Cool idea. Why /edit/? What if I want to upload a picture instead?

You could also add a way to attach a file to the new hypha on the edit page. Then there will be no need for a /new page.

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Cool idea. Why /edit/? What if I want to upload a picture instead?

We can alternatively go to /hypha/<.> (then maybe name the link "Navigate to"), where the user then can create a hypha or upload a picture

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It would actually be nice if the hypha name field was present on edit pages for non-existent hyphae.

So, if I go to /edit/fish, there is a name field? Dunno.

You could also add a way to attach a file to the new hypha on the edit page. Then there will be no need for a /new page.

Yeah. That's basically having /new on the same address, ok.

We can alternatively go to /hypha/<.> (then maybe name the link "Navigate to"), where the user then can create a hypha or upload a picture

I actually find myself needing this link every other day. Also, this is the easiest to implement.

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I can implement name and attachment fields on the edit page if you want.

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I see it this way.

• /edit
  ** Media field
  ** Text field
  ** Name field
• /edit/existing hypha
  ** If it is a media hypha, media field
  ** Text field
• /edit/empty hypha
  ** Media field
  ** Text field

Having a name field for editors of already named hyphae kinda doesn't make sense.

Sure, implement it, I'll be glad.

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