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While entering new values for properties, LD-R checks the input and treats this input the same as the first input was treated. The first input value of a certain property of that resource, is classified behind the screens as 'literal' or 'URI', by looking for 'http://' or 'https://' I think.
This can give some strange results if the first value of e.g. a property 'foaf:name' was 'http://example.com/john' and thus classified by LD-R as being a URI. The property 'foaf:name' only points to literal values according its ontology. If someone enters "john" as a string, LD-R somehow also thinks this is a URI.
Would it be possible for LD-R to allow users to define in the configs if a certain property should have literals or URI's as object. Another approach could be to load this information from the ontology file(s) and looking if a certain property is an owl:ObjectProperty or an owl:DatatypeProperty. There could even be an option to highlight if a user wrongly entered a URI instead of a literal while the property is a DatatypeProperty (or the other way around: a literal for an ObjectProperty).
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While entering new values for properties, LD-R checks the input and treats this input the same as the first input was treated. The first input value of a certain property of that resource, is classified behind the screens as 'literal' or 'URI', by looking for 'http://' or 'https://' I think.
This can give some strange results if the first value of e.g. a property 'foaf:name' was 'http://example.com/john' and thus classified by LD-R as being a URI. The property 'foaf:name' only points to literal values according its ontology. If someone enters "john" as a string, LD-R somehow also thinks this is a URI.
Would it be possible for LD-R to allow users to define in the configs if a certain property should have literals or URI's as object. Another approach could be to load this information from the ontology file(s) and looking if a certain property is an owl:ObjectProperty or an owl:DatatypeProperty. There could even be an option to highlight if a user wrongly entered a URI instead of a literal while the property is a DatatypeProperty (or the other way around: a literal for an ObjectProperty).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: