This is true throughout - if you do not see a property displayed on a form, see if "Also show properties that have no values” is checked. If you only see a handful of properties on a form and they all have some values, chances are this setting is off and the form only shows populated properties.
This is the case for ontologies, data graphs and/or anything else. If you do not see a property displayed on a form and you know that it has a value e.g., you looked at the source code and you see value there, then there are two possible explanations: 1. No shape have been defined for a property - the form will only show properties for which a shape exist 2. A resource is a member of more than one class (or have multiple views defined via node shapes) and you are currently looking at a view that does not include this property. Of course, if you are using “Merged View”, then this can’t be the case. > On Sep 16, 2020, at 8:28 PM, Holger Knublauch <[email protected]> wrote: > > In the upper right corner of that form you see the Settings (cog) button. > Probably you have Merged View on, which you could deactivate. In any case, > there is also a * option "Also show properties that have no values" which > should make these missing fields visible. > > Holger > > > > On 17/09/2020 10:19, Steve Ray wrote: >> Thanks for the quick response, Holger. I tried going to the Ontology graph, >> clicked the little House icon (that's the Home button, right?), but the >> "Merged View" pull-down shows a No-Entry icon when I hover over it. >> <image.png> >> >> You did mean the Ontology graph and not the Data Graph, correct? >> >> Steve >> >> >> >> >> On Wed, Sep 16, 2020 at 5:09 PM Holger Knublauch <[email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> Hi Steve, >> >> the Data Graph collection type is designed for editing arbitrary instances, >> yet you first need to tell the system which instances you want to allow the >> users to create. To do that, go to your Ontology's "Home" resource and >> switch the form from Metadata to GraphQL Schema. There you can select the >> *public classes* - add all classes that you want to allow editing for. It's >> sufficient to declare the superclasses there if you have subclasses too. >> >> FWIW this is mentioned in the page where you create new Data Graphs. >> Obviously this wasn't clear enough so do you have suggestions on how to make >> it clearer? >> >> <pnhfgebmcbddadbj.png> >> >> HTH >> Holger >> >> >> >> On 17/09/2020 09:57, Steve Ray wrote: >>> Hi, >>> I'm ramping up on using SHACL for some new modeling I'm doing, and decided >>> to try it using EDG (6.4.0). I defined a simple schema, and then went to >>> create a data graph that includes that schema. Try as I might, I could not >>> convince EDG to let me press the "New" button in the classes and instances >>> Layout, to make some instances. It is constantly greyed out. >>> <image.png> >>> >>> In the end, I bludgeoned it into having instances by defining them in >>> Visual Studio Code, and importing the file, but obviously that is not a >>> good way to proceed. What am I doing wrong? >>> >>> One more piece of information: The "New" button is not greyed out when I am >>> in the ontology graph, but then it warns me that if I create instances >>> there, the properties will be read-only. >>> >>> I'm attaching the two test files in case that helps. 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