Is there any keyword to set the Relationship Attribute at Context Level.

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Kajal Prajapati

• July 04, 2025 08:04

Hi Team,

Requirements: We have an Relationship from article (owned) to category (whereused).

Relationship Attribute: thgOxidIDrelaattr

In Article, thgOxidID attribute is mapped at Context level.

In Category, thgcategoryid attribute is mapped at Context Level.

Relationship is maintained at context level.

In Article Entities when user add a category relationship at "DE- profilze24.de" Channel Level, then we want to fetch the thgcategoryid from category at a "DE- profilze24.de" Channel Level and copied to relationship attribute....

For Example

 Scenario : One Article is Linked to multiple Category
Article1 in "DE- profilze24.de" Channel with oxid=78 -> Category1 in "DE- profilze24.de" Channel with Oxid =321     RelationshipAttr Oxid = 321
Article1 in "DE- profilze24.de" Channel with oxid=78 -> Category2 in "DE- profilze24.de" Channel with Oxid = 456      RelationshipAttr Oxid = 456

We have written an BR which will give me the value like 321 or 456...but we are unable to set the relationshipattribute at context level because not sure which is the correct keyword to use in this scenatio...For now i have used SetRelationshipAttribute keyword but not working as excepted.

varcategoryoxidvalue:="";
varcurrentcontext:=GetContextPath["channel"];
varconcat:=Concat["channel:",varcurrentcontext];
varentityids:=GetRelatedEntityIdsForContext["belongstowebclassification","category",varconcat];
IIF[IsNullOrEmpty[varentityids]=false,ITERATE[varentityids,'(SetVariable["varcategoryoxidvalue", GetEntityAttributeValueByIdInContext["_DEFAULT","_DEFAULT",ITERATIONITEM,"category","thgtpcategoryid",varconcat]] AND SetRelationshipAttribute["_DEFAULT","_DEFAULT",ITERATIONITEM,"belongstowebclassification","item","thgtpoxidIDrelattr",varcategoryoxidvalue])'] ,false] AND
SetAttributeValue["_DEFAULT","_DEFAULT","dummycategoryoxifvalue",varcategoryoxidvalue]

 
If any one has any other solution please suggest.

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  Eric Sambach

  • July 07, 2025 10:38

  Hello Kajal

  Yes, you can use SetRelationshipAttribute.

  https://docx.syndigo.com/docs/setrelationshipattribute

  This keyword will set the attribute value for the relationship for the context in which the BR was triggered - so, if you have an update in the self context level, you will first need to send a signal to the context in which the update is to be done - we normally update a trigger attribute (for example thgTriggerRelAttrUpdate) and use the Now[] keyword to set a timestamp (just make sure that your trigger BR runs in ComputationPostProcess or ValidationPostProcess).

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