The tab key does not work, it seems that the Obsidian software has already configured hotkeys.

[murazi]

And I remember that with the “editing-toolbar”, there used to be visual buttons that you could click to insert tables, but now nothing works, I've installed a bunch of plugins and now I have to type the tables completely manually, which sucks!

[LeonelRFF]

This also happens to me, I tried to do it in a completely empty vault and installing the plugin and the error continues. something about this has been mentioned previously https://github.com/tgrosinger/advanced-tables-obsidian/issues/335 Something curious is that days before I could do it and I don't remember having updated obsidian, it also took a while to generate the table, like 2 seconds, if I did it instantly sometimes it didn't work

[southbay021129]

I also experienced this situation. I was able to use it normally yesterday, but after updating the plugin to 0.22.1 today, it cannot be used normally anymore. I think there is a conflict between the plugin and the table function of Obsidian itself. I tried using other issue methods to solve this problem, but none of them worked. I had to set the Advanced Tables: Go to next row in the plugin to Shift+Enter to use it, but it's not as convenient as before

[murazi]

I also experienced this situation. I was able to use it normally yesterday, but after updating the plugin to 0.22.1 today, it cannot be used normally anymore. I think there is a conflict between the plugin and the table function of Obsidian itself. I tried using other issue methods to solve this problem, but none of them worked. I had to set the Advanced Tables: Go to next row in the plugin to Shift+Enter to use it, but it's not as convenient as before

Guys, this method can currently be used to solve the problem temporarily. Again, I hope the author can optimize this problem~

[RainFung]

The issue has not been fixed yet

[tgrosinger]

The hotkeys for this plugin are only active when you're in source mode in the editor. In source mode, if you type out the header of a table (| A | B |) and press enter, it will create the reset of the table. From Live Preview, I recommend using the functionality native to Obsidian and create your table by running "Insert Table" from the Command Palette.

[ZYFsir]

I find this in source code:

if ('sourceMode' in currentMode && !currentMode.sourceMode) {
            // Avoid conflicting with WYSIWYG tables in live preview mode.
            return false;
          }

I think that's why we can not use this plugin in preview mode

[shaunhurryup]

The hotkeys for this plugin are only active when you're in source mode in the editor. In source mode, if you type out the header of a table (| A | B |) and press enter, it will create the reset of the table. From Live Preview, I recommend using the functionality native to Obsidian and create your table by running "Insert Table" from the Command Palette.

There is no better way...