Can enable (=add) active fields, but not disable (=remove).

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Can enable (=add) active fields, but not disable (=remove).

Closed this issue 11 years ago · 8 comments

aleksejrs commented 11 years ago

When I choose the menu item "Time (Average)" or "Time (Total)", it stays checked, and I now have multiple of each.

Answer 1 · 2013-06-06T11:02:20.000Z

That's odd, I can't reproduce it. What version of Anki are you using? And what is your OS? Is it only those two fields?

Answer 2 · 2013-06-06T11:34:15.000Z

Anki 2.0.9 on Debian GNU/Linux 7.0.

Also the "First review" field — probably all those which I have enabled myself in the past. Newly-added fields or normal browser fields do not get stuck, so I can't reproduce it with a new profile or other fields.

Answer 3 · 2013-06-06T11:37:40.000Z

It's supposed to handle cases where the field names change, but maybe I missed something. Can you please open the debug console in Anki (Ctrl+Shift+;) and paste this line: pp(mw.col.conf). Run it with Ctrl+Enter and paste the output here.

Answer 4 · 2013-06-06T11:40:52.000Z

>>> pp(mw.col.conf)
{u'activeCols': [u'noteFld',
                 u'cardDue',
                 u'deck',
                 u'cardLapses',
                 u'question',
                 u'cardIvl',
                 u'cardReps',
                 u'noteCrt',
                 u'cardMod',
                 u'note',
                 u'cardEase',
                 u'template'],
 u'activeDecks': [1,
[…skip…]
],
 u'addToCur': True,
 u'collapseTime': 60,
 u'curDeck': 1,
[…skip…]
 u'dueCounts': True,
 u'estTimes': True,
 u'ifib_activeCols': [u'cfirst',
                      u'ctottime',
                      u'cfirst',
                      u'ctottime',
                      u'cfirst',
                      u'ctottime',
                      u'cavtime',
                      u'cfirst',
                      u'ctottime',
                      u'cavtime',
                      u'cfirst',
                      u'ctottime',
                      u'cavtime',
                      u'cfirst',
                      u'ctottime',
                      u'cavtime',
                      u'cfirst'],
[…skip…]
 u'newSpread': 0,
 u'nextPos': 4281390653,
 u'sortBackwards': 0,
 u'sortType': u'noteCrt',
 u'timeLim': 600}

Answer 5 · 2013-06-06T11:48:22.000Z

(I think I can fix the dictionary now, thanks)

Answer 6 · 2013-06-06T11:51:21.000Z

I can reproduce the behaviour by adding the values to the dictionary manually, so at least I can fix it for future versions. I still need to understand why it happened though.

Answer 7 · 2013-06-06T11:57:28.000Z

I've uploaded a fix to AnkiWeb. It should automatically resolve this next time you start Anki. Thanks for letting me know about the issue!

Answer 8 · 2013-06-06T12:00:58.000Z

Thank you. :) It did, on closing.