Configuring default widgets for Resource form

[Mikael Pesonen]

Hi,

is this possible? We are using Composer (free edition) for managing SKOS vocabularies and need to add skos:definition for each concept. At the moment we have to click "Add widget for property" every time to display the skos:definition field.

Br,
Mikael Pesonen
Lingsoft

[Irene Polikoff]

Configuring custom forms is available in the standard edition.

Alternatively, you could enhance SKOS to specify domain for skos:definition to be skos:Concept. SHACL constraint may work as well.

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[Mikael Pesonen]

Thank you for the reply. Is the default form currently defined with SHACL? If so is it a file that we can edit?

Br,
Mikael

[Irene Polikoff]

No, the default form is not configured. It is auto-generated based on what is said in the model about properties applicable for a class.

Only custom forms are configured to support custom ordering of properties, placing them in section and to “override” what is or may be is not in the model.

[Mikael Pesonen]

Okay. How could we utilize SHACL contraint then?

Br,
Mikael

[Irene Polikoff]

It is explained in the help.

In summary:

• To create a new Shapes file, use File > New > SHACL Shapes File....
• In the create wizard check to include SKOS
• Navigate to skos:Concept in the Classes view and click to show it in the form
• Use the button Enable SHACL constraints for this class in the upper right corner of the form
• Now, use Create property constraint... from the context menu behind sh:property on the form
• In the wizard, type skos:definition in the predicate field, click OK. This simply associates the property with the class without placing any other constraints on it

When you are creating your instances, owl:import your shapes file instead of or in addition to the SKOS vocabulary.

You will now see skos:definition field under the Annotations section on the form for skos:Concept instances