Z4rko963
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2 months ago Open Z4rko963 opened 2 months ago
Z4rko963
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2 months ago Z4rko963
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2 months ago I believe that the objects and objectlist are not the issue, the multis are. I've noticed that it works when there is only one value in the multis. When there are more than two, only one objectlist is created, and the previous one is deleted. There is an issue related to mine, which is the following #637.
LynetteCullens
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2 months ago Same problem here.
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LynetteCullens
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2 months ago Same problem here.
My fileclass fields
Input Modal
Can't Input MultiFile Values for the ObjectList Type Field
Using Object Type Field Breaks my Workflow for Link Rendering of Math Formulas
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My current workaround is to use MetaBind and the correct ObjectList, Object and MultiFile designations.
Description: I've encountered a problem when using the objectlist field at a second level of nesting within the Metadata Menu plugin for Obsidian. When attempting to add multiple objects at this third nesting level, the plugin only accepts one object and deletes the previous ones.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior: The third-level objectlist should allow for multiple objects to be added without deleting previous entries, maintaining all objects input by the user.
Actual Behavior: Only one object is allowed in the third-level(vaccines) objectlist, with any previously added objects being deleted.
I want to express my heartfelt thanks for taking the time to review and address the issue I've reported. I deeply appreciate the effort and dedication that the team and the community invest in continuously improving this plugin, which, in turn, significantly enhances the experience for all Obsidian users. Your attention and response to user reports reflect a commendable commitment to the plugin's quality and utility. I am a big fan of the plugin and truly admire the work you do; it's been an indispensable tool in my daily workflow. Thank you once again for your time and support.