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Deep link to search query (especially loc) #170

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aJanuary opened this issue Sep 8, 2024 · 2 comments
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Deep link to search query (especially loc) #170

aJanuary opened this issue Sep 8, 2024 · 2 comments

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@aJanuary
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aJanuary commented Sep 8, 2024

I'm working on software to provide interactive maps for con venues called ConCarte. One of the features it has is the ability to add a description, including hyperlinks, to rooms. For programme rooms, it would be nice if people could add a link to ConClár to show all the programme that is happening in that room.

Another use case would be to print QR codes for a programme room and put them up outside to room.

There's obviously a question about whether you should special case loc, or if one should be able to link to any search query.

A use case for arbitrary queries: in the Discord for Worldcon 2024 we had to explain to people a lot they could select "Online" from the environment dropdown, or "Replay" from the note dropdown in order to see stuff streaming / available for replay. It would have been nice if we could have just sent a link rather than explaining what to select from which dropdown.

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I would start with any single dropdown search, like "Online"; it seems equivalent to a location search. Actual text searches or combinations of text and dropdowns for a search are the arbitrary case.

@lostcarpark
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#173 has been merged, allowing rooms to be linked to.

At the moment this only allows rooms. I have an idea to make it work for any tags.

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