Then I could get to my Author's name (in the node element, property @nodename). Most of the time it's just one Author relations, but sometimes, there are two.
If I'm not mistaken, it looks like you need to put your copy-of inside a <textarea> - the XML you've
got seems to have been lowercased by the visualizer.
The first thing you tried should work, but I'm pretty sure that @typename follows the conventions and
thus have a capital N - @typeName
filter relations
Given an id, I get some relations:
When I look at them using copy-of, I see they are there:
outputs...
What I want to be able to do, is just use a filter to get all of the Author relations, like this (this isn't working):
I've tried a few different things, like putting the string 'Author' in a variable, so that it's
Then I could get to my Author's name (in the node element, property @nodename). Most of the time it's just one Author relations, but sometimes, there are two.
Maybe like this...
But I get nothing as soon as I put the [@typename='Author'] on my relations variable.
How can I do it? Thanks for looking.
Hi Jacob,
If I'm not mistaken, it looks like you need to put your copy-of inside a
<textarea>
- the XML you've got seems to have been lowercased by the visualizer.The first thing you tried should work, but I'm pretty sure that
@typename
follows the conventions and thus have a capital N -@typeName
Hope that's it,
/Chriztian
Yeah, it was. I never would have guessed that. Thanks.
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