Hi, I often use dash:ValueTableViewer to provide a richer experience for the user by bringing relevant details of the the objects to a single page vs the user having to click into each instance as would be required using the default list-like display.
However, when using a shape like this example: pgont:Amalgamationable-composedOf_Table_view a sh:PropertyShape ; sh:path pgont:composedOf ; dash:composite true ; dash:viewer dash:ValueTableViewer ; sh:deactivated false ; sh:description "Things this instance is composed of or owns."@en ; sh:group pgont:StructurePropertyGroup ; sh:name "composed Of"@en ; sh:node pgont:ComposedOfTableView ; sh:nodeKind sh:IRI ; sh:order "10"^^xsd:decimal ; . It becomes impossible for the user to add a new triple using the composedOf property. The ComposedOfTableView node shape does a great job of displaying the components of the parent instance and specified details. However, the user cannot add a new object as the child of the parent. While making a dash:ValueTableEditor would be extremely useful, I appreciate the complexity such an endeavor would entail given the range of possible node shapes. However, in my case, I only need the user to add a single instance using the composedOf property, not fill-out a row in the ValueTableViewer. Is there away to enable this interaction? If I didn't want to use dash:ValueTableEditor, I would use a simple shape like: pgont:Amalgamationable-composedOf a sh:PropertyShape ; sh:path pgont:composedOf ; sh:class pgont:Amalgamationable ; sh:deactivated true ; sh:description "Things that this object is composed of. e.g. Logical Systems, Attributes, Constraints, Physical Systems, etc..." ; sh:name "composed Of" ; . However, the two shapes cannot co-exist on the same class or EDG will get confused (you'll note that this one is deactivated). At the moment, I cannot find a way to show my users the details they need while at the same time, enabling them to add more instances to the parent using the pgont:composedOf property. (Well, short of creating another node shape for the same class and having the user flip between the the views) Thank you for your thoughts, Tim -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TopBraid Suite Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/topbraid-users/73c708d1-078a-4e21-ac7c-b4cdb247d64bn%40googlegroups.com.
