Notes associated to wrong frames.

[gvgramazio]

I don't know why this happens. I don't have the time right now to take a look at the problem (I should discuss my thesis in two days), but I will in this holidays. The problem is that in my presentation each pnote is shown with an offset of 1 frame (e.g. the note associated with the frame 4 is shown at frame 3).

I don't know why this happens, probably because I use the metropolis template, probably because I use a title page. Both of them could mess with the frame number.

This is also related to issue #21. Note that my solution is as simple as possible but tested only in my use case.

The solution is simply to reset the counter to a different value:

\setcounter{framenumber}{1}

[gvgramazio]

My solution was simply wrong. Refer to issue #21 for a good solution. At least for now.

[cebe]

yeah well, if framenumber does not match the page number, weird things are happening...

Could you provide a small example presentation that reproduces the issue so I can play with it?

Good luck with the thesis btw :)

[gvgramazio]

I had so many things wrong that saying that I had an example is too much.

My problem was that the framenumber didn't match with the page number. The reason was simple and stupid: I used \maketitle without being in a frame. Surprisingly, there was no error. The only problem was that your package misplaced the labels.

My solution was simply wrong but I don't know why. If I use any command for setting the framenumber counter like \setcounter, \stepcounter, \addtocounter the counter is changed accordingly but all pnotes up to that framenumber are not shown and all the other ones are shown together.

The workaround shown in issue #21 works well in my case if I keep \maketitle outside of a frame and there is no need for it if I simply put \maketitle inside a frame.

P.S. The presentation went well.

[cebe]

Okay, thanks for the feedback, I think the problem is similar enough to #21, so I keep this one closed.