Hello Saatvik,

Using track type PSL should be giving you the desired track configuration.

src/product/README.trackDb

quote:
There are a variety of file formats: GFF, GTF, PSL, WIG, MAF as well as
a variety of specialized data types.  All the loader programs can be 
seen in the source tree as subdirectories in: src/hg/makeDb/

$ cd src/hg/makeDb
$ ls -d hg*

If you have not tried this type, please do and let us know if it does 
not provide the information you are expecting. With your reply, for 
diagnostic reasons, please also include:
- the text, HTML, or a screen shot of your details page
- all the psl records for the particular alignment displayed (not
   all of your data, just the record for the example)
- fasta sequence of the example
- trackDb.ra entry
- what genome and assembly you are working with
- note whether you are loading data into your own mySQL instance
   or the regular UCSC instance (using your own instance for your
   own data is the recommended method, as explained in the README
   files)

Please just send the data to me directly, not the entire mailing
list.

Thank you!
Jennifer


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Jennifer Jackson
UCSC Genome Informatics Group
http://genome.ucsc.edu/

On 4/30/10 3:02 PM, Saatvik Agarwal wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was trying to replicate the functionality for displaying alignments that
> EST tracks have. Basically, I have a PSL file (DNA to DNA) that I would like
> to load such that when a user clicks on an element they get the other hits
> for that element too with key data summarized (seq. ident, etc.) as links. I
> tried changing the trackDb.ra type for my track to psl est but that did not
> work.
>
> Is there any way for me to use the EST machinery without modifying hgc.c or
> anything else in the kent source?
>
> Thanks,
> Saatvik
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