I seem to have isolated the issue to the method getProperyValues in
the class SqlStubSemanticData. Here it seems that there is some kind
of mixup going on when i have defined a container to hold coordinates.
According to the code it seems that it tries to fetch a given array
entry with the key of t
Well, would it really be that hard to enable multiple free-text in a
given form? As far as i understood on Stephan, we could attach an id
to each free-text instance?
Kim
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> What you can do instead is to define a normal text area input and then
> display this in the template however you want. You don't have to
> assign it to a semantic property.
Can you refer me to any documentation regarding this? or maybe a rough example?
Thank you
Kim
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Today if you specify two or more {{{standard input|free text}}} a form
page and you input value in them both. Only the last value will be
displayed, and also duplicated over all instances of the {{{standard
input|free text}}}.
Why is this? Say if someone wanted to have a form in the middle of a
pa
ely and utterly wrong? Have i managed to register
all the hooks that i need so that datavalues are loaded properly?
Kim
On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 10:13 AM, Kim Eik wrote:
> Hi again, sorry for the long wait. I have been working on some slightly
> easier tasks for the time being, but
Hi again, sorry for the long wait. I have been working on some slightly
easier tasks for the time being, but have now returned to this :) So, i'm
still having issues where when querying the data from the #ask parser is
not showing any data (empty table cell). Please take a look at the polygons
bran
Ok, added the changes in a new branch polygons:
these are the new urls:
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/9360 (semanticmaps)
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/9361 (smw)
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I tried creating a new branch, however not so successfull.
Errors running git rebase -i remotes/gerrit/geopol
fatal: Needed a single revision
invalid upstream remotes/gerrit/geopol
What i ended up with was adding a topic instead as it from the
documentation seemed that would be created in its own
ys return
false instead of the expected container value when it comes to the polygon
property. Can someone please explain why that is?
Kim
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 2:23 PM, Kim Eik wrote:
> Ok, so i figured out how to create the necessary table.. however i'm
> unsure of how i should se
always just have all the data in a clob field instead, but this i'm
guessing isn't very optimal when taking semantic search into account.
So how should i create a one to many mapping on the database level as well
as on the logic level? or should polygons be stored in some other way?
Ch
ise. So far i have written code for
SemanticMediaWiki and SemanticMaps.
Cheers
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 11:11 AM, Markus Krötzsch <
mar...@semantic-mediawiki.org> wrote:
> On 23/05/12 09:02, Kim Eik wrote:
>
>> >From your descritpion, a container data item looks like the way
>From your descritpion, a container data item looks like the way to go for
storing my structures. Do you have a practical example on how container
data item is used?
>From the code documentation i can see that:
* Being a mere placeholder/template for other data, an SMWDIContainer is
not
* immut
Thank you for your introduction Jeroen, i shall gaze upon the smw
sourcecode with new light tomorrow and see if i can't implement something
along the lines of your suggestion.
A couple of questions though.
As for your insight on the metadata issue, you state that it would be
better to have metada
I'm rather new to semantic mediawiki and seeking some assistance in terms
on how i should proceed.
Today, semantic mediawiki (through the Semantic Maps extension) supports
defining geographic coordinates. a single point on a map. However, i intend
to expand on this feature and allow to define area
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