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Created page with "Here we can discuss the overall data structure of the website. For instance for now we have created a schema "Volunteer / Organization participant" which contains partially the data of a class "Person" (see here https://schema.org/Person) plus some additional data, like organization affiliation, etc. -- But actually we could "recursively" subdivide the form, into another child form, and create a more generic schema for a person. Then this class person can be used as a..." Tag: 2017 source edit |
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== 7 Marzo 2025 == | |||
Data structure: | |||
-- Add person | |||
-- Add organizations | |||
-- Add experience (link to person) | |||
-- Add project | |||
-- Add article (link to persons, projects) | |||
Should the experience form contain a link to the related project or to a referent staff member ? | |||
== 2 Dicembre 2024 == | |||
Here we can discuss the overall data structure of the website. | Here we can discuss the overall data structure of the website. | ||
Revision as of 18:09, 7 March 2025
7 Marzo 2025
Data structure:
-- Add person -- Add organizations -- Add experience (link to person) -- Add project -- Add article (link to persons, projects)
Should the experience form contain a link to the related project or to a referent staff member ?
2 Dicembre 2024
Here we can discuss the overall data structure of the website.
For instance for now we have created a schema "Volunteer / Organization participant" which contains partially the data of a class "Person" (see here https://schema.org/Person) plus some additional data, like organization affiliation, etc. -- But actually we could "recursively" subdivide the form, into another child form, and create a more generic schema for a person. Then this class person can be used as a component for the form "Volunteer / Organization participant".
This would allow much more flexibility in using the data related to a person in different cases.