Thanks very much everybody for your replies.
The Inference extension looks great. I do think that at the moment it is
overkill for what I am trying to do, but for expansion in the future it
seems very suitable.
@Adam, As for the foreign keys as strings in nodes, for me that sounds too
much lik
Hi Vincent, I've had a similar idea before. In some cases, it would be nice
to make a dropdown in a Heritage Resource form that was dynamically
populated with all of the, let's say, Actor resources. When a user chose an
Actor from the dropdown, a relationship would be formed between the
Resource an
Hi both,
I think this is an example where the CRM-Inf extension would come in handy. See
http://www.cidoc-crm.org/crminf/
Phil
Phil Carlisle
Knowledge Organization Specialist
Listing Group, Historic England
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