Hi Holger,
Thank you for the advice. I was able to use that workaround to get it to
add the blank node with the class dropdowns for the parameters in the
Ontology. It did take some time for it to register and recognize it.
I am now stuck on the dash:jsCondition. I am using your example from above.
When I go to the Data Graph to apply the Batch Action on something that is
not an instanceOf the class specified, it still allow me to. So for
instance if I chose several Concept, Descriptions to apply the batch action
to and have it where the condition is "focusNodes.every(node =>
node.instanceOf(ex.Concept))", I can still add it to description. I checked
the log and says "Caught and gracefully handled exception during ADS script
execution
org.topbraidlive.script.js.JSException: ReferenceError: ex is not defined".
Is there something I am missing to get the Data Graph to ackowledge the
prefix for Concept? I tried adding the dash:generatePrefixClasses there as
well just in case, but that did not work either.
On Friday, March 22, 2024 at 3:46:46 AM UTC-6 Holger Knublauch wrote:
> Hi Marie,
>
> thanks for those details. I believe I was able to reproduce the same
> scenario. It happens when the sh:class of a parameter points at a class
> that isn't covered by the ADS code generation. I have just made this code
> more resilient for 8.0 but in the meantime I think the following
> work-around should allow you to proceed:
>
> 1) On the Script API tab of the Home asset of the collection/file that
> defines the batch action, add "ex" to "generate prefix classes". In my
> example this produces a triple such as dash:generatePrefixClasses "ex" ;
>
> 2) On the Script Editor make sure to press Refresh so that the API gets
> rebuilt. This should produce a JS class such as ex_Category.
>
> 3) Reload the browser where this action is used and it should hopefully
> work.
>
> Please let me know if this doesn't work.
>
> Thanks,
> Holger
>
>
> On 21 Mar 2024, at 10:13 PM, Marie Valadez <meval...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I am trying to take in a parameter from the user that can be used as the
> object. In this example it would be for the category. I added the parameter
> like below, but I keep getting the error "Not a JSON string". I want to be
> able to get a drop down where the user selects the category and then it is
> added as the triple. I am able to populate the drop down but it keeps
> giving an error when selecting "Okay" to add the triple. My potential use
> case is actually use this to bulk add a blank node but first trying to get
> the parameter part working first and resolve the "Not a JSON string".
>
> dashjs: """focusNodes.forEach(node => node.add(graph.node({qname:
> "ex:category"}), graph.node(category)))""";
> sh:parameter ex:Concept-categoryParameter
>
> ex:Concept-categoryParameter
> a sh:Parameter;
> sh:path ex:category ;
> sh:class ex:Category ;
> sh:name "category" ;
> sh:nodeKind sh:IRI ;
> sh:description "Concept Category" ;
> .
>
>
>
>
> On Monday, March 18, 2024 at 4:04:46 PM UTC-6 Marie Valadez wrote:
>
>> Hello Holger,
>>
>> I am looking into BatchActions and only seemed to find a snippet in the
>> documentation where it says it is the similar to
>> dash:ModifyActions/dash:ExploreActions (
>> https://archive.topquadrant.com/doc/7.8/scripting/actions.html?highlight=batchaction).
>>
>> I have a dash:ModifyActions instance that works, but tried to implement a
>> similar case for dash:BatchAction to see if I can essentially take the
>> action from dash:ModifyActions and apply it to multiple instances. However,
>> I don't seem to even find it populating under the Batch Actions Menu. I am
>> trying to test it out in EDG Studio version 7.8. Is there something I am
>> missing with how to implement??
>>
>> Here is an example of the script:
>>
>> ex:Concept
>> a owl:Class ;
>> a sh:NodeShape ;
>> dash:resourceAction exsh:CategoryBatchAction ;
>> ...
>>
>> exsh:CategoryBatchAction
>> a dash:BatchAction ;
>> dash:actionGroup exsh:CategoryActionGroup ;
>> dash:actionIconClass "fas fa-plus" ;
>> dash:canWrite true ;
>> dash:js """
>> focusNode.add(graph.node({qname: "ex:category"}),
>> graph.node({qname: "ex_graph:_123"}))""" ;
>> rdfs:comment "Add `example category to the concept" ;
>> rdfs:label "Example Category Batch Action" ;
>> sh:order 0 ;
>> ...
>>
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