Hi there, good people!
I was wondering if you could help me get my head around the following: for my project management tool, I’d like to set up a data type that can store tasks to be done by the respective users using the tool. A proposal might need a review or confirmation, a project might need an approval or feedback.
Thus, I am setting up this data type called Tasks, and I added fields to store the issuer of the task / request, the person who needs to carry out the task (both of type User) and then - and this is the problem - the referenced type of process (could be a topic, a proposal, a project… all in all 8 different other data types).
How do I create a field in a data type that can represent a number of different other data types?
Should I just create eight different fields - one for each field - and then only fill the corresponding one? (That’s what I’ve come up with so far…) If that’s the way to go:
How do I create one listing (presumably with a repeating group) that draws from either of 8 different fields?
Thank you for a quick confirmation if my chosen path seems valid or not (first question) and a quick tip on how to … concatenate (?) information from multiple fields.