I often will put "Has label" or "Has name" as well as a "Has subobject type"
properties on my subobjects along with a "Has parent". Pretty common to then
filter on "Has subobject type" and "Has parent" and sort by "Has name".
As far as the visual clutter in browse, I usually use something about the
subobject to give it a name that is meaningful. I almost never let it just use
the hashes since I can't find anything when debugging/testing.
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On Jun 20, 2013, at 10:29 AM, Yaron Koren <ya...@wikiworks.com> wrote:
> Hi Alexey,
>
> Yes, that's a good point - I actually thought about an approach like that,
> but forgot to include it in the email. A property called "Sort" (a name like
> "Has index" might be a little clearer) would solve this problem - and it
> would be a more "semantic" solution. On the other hand, it would add to the
> proliferation of special properties (for what that's worth), and it would
> mean a little more work for administrators to get queries of subobjects
> ordered correctly.
>
> I still think my original proposed solution would work fine, though I confess
> I don't quite understand how the subobject hashing works. Are people supposed
> to be able to directly link to or reference a subobject, using the hash? I
> don't see how that could work, given that everything about a subobject could
> change from one page save to the next - its order, its properties, etc. I
> don't see how the system could keep consistency of subobject naming.
>
> -Yaron
>
> On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 10:54 AM, Alexey Klimovich <god.vedm...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> Hi, Yaron!
>
> I think subobjects sorting is good task, but i suggest not to use subobjects
> name for this because of big problem with that:
>
> imagine we have 3 subobjects on page:
>
> Page name#001_4bd1f1b74a76de5322dd74956a71f089
> Page name#002_03163dfd1d2502668b00c1f521688984
> Page name#003_02dwa3j349j8d3jds3843234jd8349490
>
> now, we edit page, delete subobject 002. What should happen?
> Should other subobjects be renamed to keep sorting? What if they already
> linked from other pages/queries?
>
> I think better way is to automaticaly attach some semantic property ("Sort"
> for example)
> to every subobject on page. This property should contain subobjects number
> on page.
>
>
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