Yaron Koren wrote:
> If what you're loooking for is just a simple way to display who Joe's
> father is on Joe's page, you only need put the following:
>
> <ask>[[Has Son::Joe]]</ask>
True, and if you're doing this on multiple genealogy pages or in a
template, you can make this more general with
<ask>[[Has Son::{{PAGENAME}}]]</ask>
It's a useful technique; I made a {{Located in}} template that you can
put on pages to show everything that Is located in the current article.
See http://ontoworld.org/wiki/Canada
What would be useful is a general "Here's every relation where this
article is the object" query, or more loosely "Here are all facts
involving this article in other articles") so you don't have to know the
inverse or implied relationships in advance. Special:SearchTriple can
do this, e.g.
http://ontoworld.org/wiki/Special:SearchTriple?object=Canada&do=Search+Relations
but I can't get inline queries to do it. I tried things like
<ask>[[:+]][[*::{{PAGENAME}}]]</ask>
> That "ask" tag is the special feature of Semantic MediaWiki that
> allows for inline querying, and thus extracting inverse relationships.
Yes, but I think Mr. Purl was hoping for SMW to *reason* implicit facts
about articles from the nature of particular relations.
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