Quill is for more advanced setups where you want
relationships between resources.
Here is an example setup of resources:
Products (1)
---Product1
---Product2
---Product3
Categories (2)
---Category1 (55)
---Category2
---Category3
Listing Items (3)
---Item1
---Item2
---Item3
Assign Quill TV’s to your Items and choose from *product* and *category*
for each item.
Then in Ditto for resource/document (55):
&parents=`3` &filter=`category,[*id*],1`
to exclude all items with a category TV value
not equal to current resource.
Example: Visitor goes to Category1 page and only see listings of
items having category TV set to Category1...
Now right here in this example you can build up your empty item resources
with information called from other resources (e.g Products, Places, Authors) using GetField
snippet, TV’s with bindings etc. using the Quill values or Quill list mode.
So assign just one Category TV to Products, save values and change the Ditto call to &parents=`1` to filter your products
on resource 55. And go ahead delete Item resources and the Product TV...
Now you don’t really need Quill here!
A select binding or M-M tag widget would do fine for the publisher.
Ditto supported Tags let you use the request extender (url-vars)
to sort with.
http://www.vimeo.com/929777?pg=embed&sec=929777
If you use Quill control mode in a javascript form with Ditto request extender you can sort
results (tags as ID numbers) staying on the current document...
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