Hello,
First of all thanks for the plugin it is really a nice extension.
I would like a user to be able to modify an existing computer without having to know in which entity it is, so the data injection model is defined in the root entity recursively. In my template I configured the column mapping to find the computer by serial number. If I run the injection in the entity containing the computer, it is found and updated (the expected behavior), but if I run it in the root entity, the computer is not found (as it is in a sub entity) and a new one is created ...
Is there a way to tell the plugin to look recursively in sub entities ?
Best regards,
Hello,
First of all thanks for the plugin it is really a nice extension.
I would like a user to be able to modify an existing computer without having to know in which entity it is, so the data injection model is defined in the root entity recursively. In my template I configured the column mapping to find the computer by serial number. If I run the injection in the entity containing the computer, it is found and updated (the expected behavior), but if I run it in the root entity, the computer is not found (as it is in a sub entity) and a new one is created ...
Is there a way to tell the plugin to look recursively in sub entities ?
Best regards,