So I started playing around with NC on an internal project and I love it. We are working on a user testing database and want to be able to track the interactions we have with with our testers. Each interaction needs a type, project, participant(s) and date(s). These last two fields are where NC comes in. I have my sub-doctype set up with a Nupickers XML prefetch list and a date field and this works great, except for storing relations.
When i look at the relations being stored, I'm only getting the ones from the last four NC items.
If anyone could shed light on why this might be happening I would really appreciate it.
They do match up. We have two different scenarios that occur. The first is if we email several testers we create an interaction that has one Nested Content item and the Prefetch list then contains multiple testers. The second is when a tester comes in for a a test. We create an interaction for the test and then add multiple Nested Content items, one for each tester on the date they come in so the Prefetch list only contains one testers. The first case works fine, the prefetch list saves around 30 relations. On the second case is where we only get the last 4 relations. If i re-order the nested content items the four relations change to match the last four nested content items.
Problem with relations
So I started playing around with NC on an internal project and I love it. We are working on a user testing database and want to be able to track the interactions we have with with our testers. Each interaction needs a type, project, participant(s) and date(s). These last two fields are where NC comes in. I have my sub-doctype set up with a Nupickers XML prefetch list and a date field and this works great, except for storing relations.
When i look at the relations being stored, I'm only getting the ones from the last four NC items.
If anyone could shed light on why this might be happening I would really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Owen
Hi Owen,
Do the last four relations always match up correctly ? (although no idea why it'd behave like this!)
Hendy -
They do match up. We have two different scenarios that occur. The first is if we email several testers we create an interaction that has one Nested Content item and the Prefetch list then contains multiple testers. The second is when a tester comes in for a a test. We create an interaction for the test and then add multiple Nested Content items, one for each tester on the date they come in so the Prefetch list only contains one testers. The first case works fine, the prefetch list saves around 30 relations. On the second case is where we only get the last 4 relations. If i re-order the nested content items the four relations change to match the last four nested content items.
I also just confirmed that if I add additional testers to one of the nested content items in that last four group that that relation will show up.
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