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  3:37pm
  Gert Findel says:

  Each Event then is associated to a Campaign or to a Template. ??
  
  1. If you have campaign->rules->commands->events.. why do you need event->campaign again?
  2. Do you need new Commands for each new Rule or do you need to relate new rules with olds commands? Or Both?
  3. Same as 2, but for Commands and Events.
  

  • 03/07/10 4:46pm
    
    Samuel says:

    This is to create rules for a Text message system.
    
    1. The entire concept is that a rule will have one or both of two final effects:
    a. Add/Remove/Update SOMETHING from a campaign. (Campaign is like an addressbook, so add/remove/uodate a contact to an address book for example or add information to a member of the address book)
    b. Reply with a Template
    
    So you can have 2 campaigns, and the rule will be: Rule for Campaign A: If inbound message from anyone, then Add contact to Campaign B <--
    
    
    2. New commands for each rule. So Rule #1 may have Commands A,B and Rule #2 Commands A`, B` (different)
    
    3. Yes. New for each.
    
    Examples of the concept:
    
    Rules 1 for Campaign 1
    Command: "Add me!",
    Events:
    Add to Campaign 2
    Remove from Campaign 1
    Reply Template Thank you.
    Command "Remove me from all!",
    Events:
    Remove from Campaign 1
    Remove from Campaign 2
    Reply Template Removed.
    
    Rule 2 for Campaign 1
    Command: "Yes!"
    Events:
    Reply Template: You said yes
    Command: "No"
    Events:
    Reply Template: You said no
    
    
    
    I hope this clarifies it.

  • 03/08/10 10:07am
    
    Samuel says:

    Are you attempting to do this? :) Thank you.

  • 03/08/10 10:23am
    
    Gert Findel says:

    yesterday before church i left it as you can see in this link
    Is something like this what you want?
    ( I know there is something missing.. the possibility of inserting new Events in the commands, just as I did with the commands in the rule)

  • 03/08/10 10:33am
    
    Samuel says:

    Yes. That is correct. Of course, implementing the Event and template part too.
    
    (btw Adding new command for a new rule seems not to be working. only works for existing rules) . If it is a requirement to do in 2 steps to make it easier, I don't mind, something such as, Click Save on the rule, before displaying the command and event section.
    
    Thank you.

  • 03/08/10 10:34am
    
    Gert Findel says:

    or do you want to be able to select previously created commands for a rule? or previously created events for a command? If not, I don't understand why CommandEvent is N to N.

  • 03/08/10 11:06am
    
    Samuel says:

    I am thinking.. you may be right... I may not need n:n ... Each rule is individual.. each command belongs to only one rule, and the events belong to that command.
    
    The only thing in common, is that the Events can only be named Add, Remove, Modify and Reply, but I guess that can be controlled by doing a Choice with those commands only.
    
    Ok, go ahead and modify the schema to reflect this... Thank you for noticing that.

  • 03/08/10 7:17pm
    
    Gert Findel says:

    I am back from work, I've uploaded a new version a my solution in the same link as before
    
    I'm almost there =)

  • 03/09/10 12:27pm
    
    Gert Findel says:

    I was complicated with the ajax, so I started from scratch and did what you see in the folowing link.. thats much easier, and means only 10 minutes
    Is that what you need?
    
    I believe it's all you need and is based in a plugin (ahDoctrineEasyEmbeddedRelationsPlugin), so its means almost no configuration and is very easy to understand and modify, specially the style.
    
    PS: You still have to change your actual schema and fixture tio get it to work properly

  • 03/09/10 12:52pm
    
    Samuel says:

    Gert, thank you for the work so far.
    
    But its still not working.. :(
    
    Saving generated an error. I didnt test anything else.
    
    Also there is no option to add more CommandS or more EventS
    
    Remember one rule can have multiple commands, and each command can have multiple events.
    
    

  • 03/10/10 10:52pm
    
    Samuel says:

    Gert.. any luck with this?

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