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    I think I did everything right. Include TVs in Listing: yes, Process TVs in Listing:yes. Then I added the name of the TV in the Include TVs List and Process TVs List. Then I added
    [[+test]]
    into my chunk for the list. This chunk name is also written the the field where you can set it...

    And of course the TV is assigned to the blog child template and filled with data. The TV is working on the child template.

    What else could I be missing?

    I posted it as a bug in bug tracker. I never had this problem with previous versions. [ed. note: sonicpunk last edited this post 14 years ago.]
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      Are the TVs in question associated with both the main "Articles" template, as well as with the individual "Article" template?
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        No they are not because I don't want them to show up under the Template Variables section on the container CMP
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          not sure, if you need the tv. prefix for TVs in articles.

          did you try:

          [[+tv.test]]
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            Oh boy, that seems to have done the trick! Thanks a ton Bruno!
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              This part in the documentation seemed to be missing....
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