Tagging a table does not render the chart, instead returns the following error:
Couldn't render Chart:
Invalid id and/or file
You might also want to look for further Errors in the Console: Press CTRL + SHIFT + I to open it.
Relevant errors (if available)
loading table-extended
plugin:obsidian-charts:79 loading plugin: Obsidian Charts
app.js:1 Uncaught (in promise) YAMLParseError: Missing closing "quote at line 13, column 17:
bestFitNumber: 0
^
at onError (app.js:1:961637)
at l (app.js:1:956641)
at app.js:1:957809
at aE (app.js:1:957855)
at hE (app.js:1:958939)
at gE (app.js:1:960730)
at app.js:1:953135
at rE (app.js:1:953490)
at gE (app.js:1:960806)
at app.js:1:949984
at rE (app.js:1:950235)
at gE (app.js:1:960806)
at app.js:1:950691
at rE (app.js:1:950772)
at gE (app.js:1:960806)
at app.js:1:949984
at rE (app.js:1:950235)
at gE (app.js:1:960806)
at app.js:1:962002
at PE.next [as push] (app.js:1:962144)
at PE.pop (app.js:1:976331)
at PE.end (app.js:1:975520)
at PE.parse (app.js:1:975477)
at app.js:1:985343
at OE (app.js:1:985435)
at tI (app.js:1:1273569)
at eval (plugin:obsidian-charts:66:4274)
at l (app.js:1:254362)
at c (app.js:1:254478)
Steps to reproduce
Use the following table and the chart code in Obsidian:
Customer
Number of Tickets
Customer 1
5
Customer 2
2
Customer 3
1
Customer 4
1
Customer 5
5
Customer 6
8
Customer 7
3
Customer 8
3
^WK41
type: bar
id: ^Wk41
layout: rows
width: 80%
beginAtZero: true
Expected Behavior
Render the chart from the table using the ID.
Note that replacing the caret symbol from the block id also results in the same behavior:
type: bar
id: Wk41 <--- ^removed from id
layout: rows
width: 80%
beginAtZero: true
Additional context
Table in raw markdown:
Chart code, also showing the block id of the table:
Error message, immediately after clicking outside the chart block:
Describe the bug
Tagging a table does not render the chart, instead returns the following error:
Couldn't render Chart: Invalid id and/or file You might also want to look for further Errors in the Console: Press CTRL + SHIFT + I to open it.
Relevant errors (if available)
Steps to reproduce
Use the following table and the chart code in Obsidian:
^WK41
Expected Behavior
Render the chart from the table using the ID.
Note that replacing the caret symbol from the block id also results in the same behavior:
Additional context
Table in raw markdown:
Chart code, also showing the block id of the table:
Error message, immediately after clicking outside the chart block:
Code