Not Functional Anymore - Google Doc Decks

[DarkFiguringitout]

Which add-on is this about?

Google Doc Decks (Remote Decks)

Problem description

I followed the instructions creating the online google doc. When I put it into my anki app, it accepts the link and says that adding cards to empty deck, then completed, however it added nothing. When I use the link from your instructions, it doesn't create the cards either. I tried another laptop, but I had the same problem. No cards were created.

What Anki version are you using?

2.1.63

[AnKingMed]

I think this will solve the issue, please let me know if not

It looks like our instructions were pulled over from the original add-on and didn't get updated. @AnKing-Forrest will fix that. Sorry about that. Here are the correct instructions:

Instructions are roughly the same, but the process for creating cards in the document is different as shown below.

Click here to see an example document with instructions

[DarkFiguringitout]

Thank you for the updated instruction. Cards are syncing now, however formatting isn't preserved from the document.

For example, I create a table with a question, then follow it up with options a-e each on their own line in the first column. Inside Anki, it understands double line breaks but single line breaks between a-e aren't preserved. When I put in double line breaks, then it does preserve formatting and the cards appear just as in the document. Do you have an idea how I would resolve this problem?

Example:

Input: Question

A. Option B. Option C. Option

The output appears as: Question

A. OptionB. OptionC. Option

Example2:

Input: Question A. Option B. Option C. Option

The output appears as: QuestionA. OptionB. OptionC. Option

[DarkFiguringitout]

Apologies misclicked and close this prematurely.

[DarkFiguringitout]

It appears like if I let docs format the options a-e by itself (by that I mean when I create a line break it creates the following letter by itself), then it does preserve the line break and the question does look correct. Only problem then is that from options a-e, Anki gives me options 1-5 instead. Not a big deal, but still a slight annoyance.

Input: Question a. Option b. Option c. Option

Output: Question

1. Option
2. Option
3. Option