Notes on how the code is set up and the elements work:

1. With no Search/Filter, the table will display all genes in the database, divided into Tabs (the letter gene starts with) and Pages (user can set the number of rows to display, default 100), and the first gene for the page displayed will be highlighted on the left menu.
2. When Search/Filter is in use (i.e. user has typed content in the box), only results for a single gene, the highlighted gene, will be displayed. In this scenario, there is no row limit for a page.
3. To re-set the table, delete any content in Search/Filter. This is better than refreshing the page (see point 5).
4. If the table loading or search is slow, try changing the number of rows per page using the parameters in
   Options > Pagination > Rows per page.
5. The data is loaded by Tab. Refreshing the page will re-start the loading process. As different Tabs are clicked, that data is loaded into memory and readily accessible as long as the page is not re-loaded. For most users this is undetectable.
6. When advanced search is clicked, the string will be searched across gene symbol, gene description/name, chromosome, biotype, and gene name used in manuscript. If you want to view the full results from this, you can use the Advanced gene search.
7. If the left menu is blank, reload the page or click the reload button ↻.
8. If something does not work the way you think it should, or if you need the table to do something, please contact us. parkseqinfo@gmail.com Be polite.