Hi Joris,
one approach would be to use one single class but to build the sheet by
hand and user javascript to display new fields based on the value of
filled-in fields.
Guillaume
On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 1:06 PM, Joris Dirks wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am making a database where each page can have multiple 'levels' of
> data, each next level should be shown to the user only when a
> condition has been met, say:
> 1: general information
> - Question
> - Needs additional research: yes/no
> 2: additional research (only shown if applicable):
> - Researcher
> - Findings
>
> My initial idea was to use seperate classes and create a combined
> class sheet, like in the code below, but I suspect that will give
> difficulty for instance when creating overviews in a Livetable.
>
> Does anyone have experience in uses like this? Thanks for your ideas!
> Joris
>
>
> #set($class1 = $doc.getObject('Example.Class1').xWikiClass)
> #foreach($prop in $class1.properties)
> ..
> #end
>
> if($class1.properties.needsadditionalresearch=="yes")
> #set($class2 = $doc.getObject('Example.Class2').xWikiClass)
> #foreach($prop in $class1.properties)
> ..
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