Hello all, working on customizing one of the wizard forms, and have come up
against a wall...
At first I was trying to make a branch within the form that had an image
with extra info attached to it, i.e. multiple images each with a note and
type attached to it. I gave up on that, and thought I could just make a
simple two node branch within the form, so there would be multiple
note/note type pairs per each overall form instance. However, I'm finding
that the structure of the branch is not preserved when I save multiple
instances--one of the nodes ends up in the wrong branch.
I was just looking at this function that is defined in the form class
def get_nodes(self, entity, entitytypeid):
ret = []
entities = entity.find_entities_by_type_id(entitytypeid)
for entity in entities:
ret.append({'nodes': entity.flatten()})
return ret
and is called for each branchlist like so:
condition_assessment_entities = self.resource.find_entities_by_type_id(
'GUIDELINE.E89')
for entity in condition_assessment_entities:
self.data['data'].append({
'GUIDELINE_TYPE.E55': {
'branch_lists': self.get_nodes(entity, 'GUIDELINE_TYPE.E55')
},
})
Does this function impair what I'm trying to do? It seems like it might
make complex branching underneath the main branch impossible.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Adam
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