Hello,
Yes, the wiki model is that each page (identified by its fullname) can
contain one to many objects (or XObjects), instances of a given class (or
XClass). An XClass being stored in another page, "object classname" is the
fullname of the page that hosts the class. So to uniquely identify an
object instance, you need to know in which page it is (page fullname), of
which class it's an instance (object classname), and it's number (if there
are several objects of same class in the page).
You can play with object editor when editing a page, it's easier to get ;)
Note that if your purpose is to materialize a one-to-many relation-ship
between two objects, another approach is to use property type "DBList" or
"DBTreeList".
BR,
Jeremie
2014-03-12 19:08 GMT+01:00 DeHaynes <ew1560(a)wayne.edu>du>:
Please forgive my ignorance but I just want to make
sure I understand you.
To uniquely identify an instance of an Template (not sure about the
terminology), you use three fields. They are
* page fullname
* object classname
* object number
??
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