Hello Marcelo,
If I understand your requirement correctly, you can use a single query
and use the template result format to pass the result to a template
which sets the values of the new subobject. See the docs on the
Template result format here:
http://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templat
Hi Yaron and Yury.
I was just about to point that. Moreover, I could, for example, importing
foaf vocabulary to define the user pages, so I could make the wiki articles
available in a more massive way through linked open data, with the export
rdf feature. I believe this can only be done if there's
To Yaron:
> The whole point of a wiki is to be able to collaboratively create
content, where it doesn't really matter who added what.
I would say that this is very dogmatic point of view. That's not always
true. Just to name a few, knowing the authorship can boost the author's
motivation, it can
The more relevant question, to me, is *why* you would want to do any of
this. The whole point of a wiki is to be able to collaboratively create
content, where it doesn't really matter who added what. So why you need to
query on this data?
On Sun, Apr 21, 2013 at 1:03 PM, Marcelo Chiaradía <
chiar
Yeah, I know. I've been checking the Semantic Extra Special Properties
extension, but it only solves half of my problem.
This is my situation:
I need to save somehow the author that made a contribution to a page, and
somehow classify it regarding the information modified by him. First I
thought
Hi,
This seems like a bad hack. I assume this is part of your effort to have
the page store the usernames of all its contributors? If so, the Semantic
Extra Special Properties extension may be the better approach - I believe
it stores that information using the "Page author" property:
https://www
Hi everyone,
I have saved an internal object which has several properties:
{{#set_internal:isInternalObjectOf
|property1=value1
|property2=value2
|name=object_name
}}
I have a situation where eventually I need to define a new internal object
using the properties of the object saved before as val
