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aurelie aurelie	Wednesday 28 July 2004 1:44:30 am I've created a new class called "foo". This class has some "object relation" typed attributes, linked to other objects "bar". When I define this attribute, I need to set a "Location" in the CONTENT part of the site. But this class is aimed to be used at any location in the website, depending on the writers humors :-) The problem is, that when I edit an object whose type is "foo", I can add some "bar" objects but they don't appear as CHILDREN in the website. So I can't see them in the lists !!! Please give me tips to understand: - why do I have to mix some structure elements (classes) and content tree when declaring an "object relation" attribute? - why newly created "bar" objects are not automatically defined as children of the current object when I create them with the "foo" content editor while they are well defined as children when I create them by clicking on the "create here" button on a "foo" object view ? Thanks for your help !

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Wednesday 28 July 2004 1:44:30 am

I've created a new class called "foo". This class has some "object relation" typed attributes, linked to other objects "bar". When I define this attribute, I need to set a "Location" in the CONTENT part of the site. But this class is aimed to be used at any location in the website, depending on the writers humors :-)
The problem is, that when I edit an object whose type is "foo", I can add some "bar" objects but they don't appear as CHILDREN in the website.
So I can't see them in the lists !!!

Please give me tips to understand:
- why do I have to mix some structure elements (classes) and content tree when declaring an "object relation" attribute?
- why newly created "bar" objects are not automatically defined as children of the current object when I create them with the "foo" content editor while they are well defined as children when I create them by clicking on the "create here" button on a "foo" object view ?

Thanks for your help !