Ok, this can be done, but PHP is probably neither needed nor the most
elegant solution. One way to implement this would be (based on your
example):
<ui:group>
<ui:if ui:condition="{= ?param = 'person' }">
<my:Helper arg:resultSet="{# SELECT ?x WHERE { ?x a
kennedys:Person } }"/>
</ui:if>
<ui:else>
<my:Helper arg:resultSet="{# SELECT ?x WHERE { ?x a
kennedys:College } }"/>
</ui:else>
</ui:group>
where my:Helper is a user-defined element class that takes a resultSet
as argument and lists it as output. (arg:resultSet above would be a
subproperty of ui:resultSet.)
http://uispin.org/ui.html#classes
For the example above there are more elegant approaches, such as using
ui:call with a template that is selected by a SPIN function, or make the
class (Person/College) a variable that is computed by a SPIN function.
If all you need from PHP is the control logic (e.g. if) then SWP can be
used just as well. If you really need PHP, I believe you would need to
generate temp PHP files on the server in one transaction, and then call
that PHP script in a second step, using Ajax.
Holger
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