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Right now we can set a default [[Cardtype]] based on what card a card is plussed with (plus cardtypes).
We'd like to be able to set a default cardtype based on the
cardtypes of two cards being plussed together. For example, any user
card + any process card would be a user+process card. This would let us use[[formatting]][[structure]] to present a form with different
aspects of the relationship a person
might have with a process (# of times they've used the process, what
they think of it, whether/how much facilitation experience they have
with it, etc.).One way of implementing this would be to have the above happen when you create a card "User+Process" - (plussing together the User card and the Process card, each of which are of type cardtype), and set the cardtype of the resulting card to cardtype.To allow for all possibilities, when you set a plus card (e.g. User+Process) to be of type Cardtype, you could offer two menus:(any card) (any card)the Usercard card the Practice cardany card of type User any card of type PracticeThe last item of each menu would only appear if the card were itself of type cardtype.
Right now we can set a default [[Cardtype]] based on what card a card is plussed with (plus cardtypes).
We'd like to be able to set a default cardtype based on the
cardtypes of two cards being plussed together. For example, any user
card + any process card would be a user+process card. This would let us use
aspects of the relationship a person
might have with a process (# of times they've used the process, what
they think of it, whether/how much facilitation experience they have
with it, etc.).One way of implementing this would be to have the above happen when you create a card "User+Process" - (plussing together the User card and the Process card, each of which are of type cardtype), and set the cardtype of the resulting card to cardtype.To allow for all possibilities, when you set a plus card (e.g. User+Process) to be of type Cardtype, you could offer two menus:(any card) (any card)the User