Re: [Semediawiki-user] [SIO] Semantic Internal Objects recognizes #set_internal but #ask is a no-op

[Yaron K. <ya...@gm...>]

Hi,

It seems like you have SIO installed correctly. What do you see on the page
"Property:Is part of recipe"? That will determine whether the problem is
with the setting or the querying.

Also, make sure that the page "Carrot cake" has some actual text on it
besides the #set_internal call - otherwise the data won't get saved.

-Yaron

On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 6:49 PM, Richard MacMillan <mac...@mi...>wrote:

> Question about the new extension, Semantic Internal Objects.
> We seem to have had a problem with installing the extension. The
> installation appeared to go well. But when I tried to replicate the
> example from the documentation, it did not replicate.
>
> On a wiki page named "Carrot cake" I put some header info and this
> block of code from the documentation:
>
> {{#set_internal:Is part of recipe
> |Has quantity=1
> |Has unit=cup
> |Has ingredient=flour
> }}
>
> The system seemed to recognize #set_internal as a valid function.
> That is to say, this block of code was neither treated as text, nor
> did it generate an error message. This block of code generated nothing
> on the rendered page, which I believe is correct.
>
> On another wiki page I put some header info and this:
>
> {{#ask:[[Is part of recipe::+]][[Has ingredient::flour]][[Has
> unit::cup]][[Has quantity::>.5]]
> |mainlabel=-
> |? Is part of recipe
> |? Has quantity
> }}
>
> This block of code neither generated anything on the rendered page, nor
> was it treated as text, nor did it generate an error message. As I
> understand it, this code should have retrieved the information
> "Carrot cake" and  ".5" .
>
> Has anybody had experience with  "#set_internal" apparently working well
> but the "#ask" returning nothing from the SIO?
>
> Can anybody suggest which part of the installation process we should
> look at most closely?
>
> Thanks, Richard MacMillan
> mac...@mi...
>
>
>
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