N.B. Please see the full Phoenix guide for details on how to configure Phoenix.
Phoenix can be included inline in an article or blog using <iframe>. For instance, several ATLAS Physics briefings have included Phoenix event displays e.g. https://atlas.cern/Updates/Briefing/Semi-Visible-Jets.
This can be done by using the Create sharable link option and filling in the correct paths in the UI
- Please note that all files need to be accessible by the server (see below for instructions on how to achieve this)
- You can check available URL options for applying possible options through the URL.
- One ATLAS-specific change (that you will currently need to add
&theme=darkto the URL manually to use ) is that you can force a dark theme (normally this follows the browser settings): - e.g.
https://phoenixatlas.web.cern.ch/PhoenixATLAS/?file=data/Briefings/SVJT.xml&theme=dark&type=jivexml&config=data/Briefings/run299184_evt439826223.json
Scrolling down in the above windows you will see a matching QR code for use embedding in a poster etc. For the example above, you can scan the following QR on your phone or tablet and it will open the event. If you have a device which supports AR, you can even display the event 'in the real world' (unfortunately Safari on iOS does not allow this at the time of writing. See here for details).
In order to access event and configuration files in this manner, you need to first copy them to the server. To do this you can open a JIRA ticket on https://its.cern.ch/jira/projects/ATLDISPLAY, or, if you will be doing this regularly, please contact [email protected] to ask for permissions.
For those with write access to the EOS directory (e.g. the phoenix service account, and people already granted access), this can be done by e.g.
eos attr set user.acl="g:1307:rx,u:6968:rwxmc,u:57793:rwxmc,u:99928:rwx,u:126535:rwx,u:58351:rwxmc,u:1203:rwxmc" /eos/atlas/atlascerngroupdisk/proj-phoenixatlas/www/data/Briefings