The only thing I can guess is that there maybe a typo. I think that it is case sensitive so if you have itemOne it will not work. Just guessing though. By logic if one tv works they should all work.
Yeah, that’s what I thought. They should all work, but they’re not. Maybe it has something to do with the <ul>, but then again I have no idea.
Yeah, that’s my template chunk. Even if the syntax were wrong, it shouldn’t work for any of the TV’s, but some are working and some are not.
It should work, a few things you should check :
- even if values show up in the manager, if you have a TV with a list of values the first one will show up but it won’t be assigned as default value unless you specify it as default value... played some tricks on me a few times

- have you set specific document permission for those TV (or forgotten to do so) ?
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Is there a better way to create a list then? The way I have it there’s a fixed number of list items and each item has it’s own tv. Is there a TV that will create a dynamic list?
Not necessarily a better way, and it’s not the list which is responsible for it... there has to be something in your TVs setup which is not configured properly, I have several list using TVs working A-OK
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Still no luck. It’s kinda driving me crazy that I can’t figure out why two of the TV’s are showing up and the other four (list items) are not. Has anyone else experienced this issue? I’ve deleted and recreated the TV’s to no avail. Nothing seems to work. I’ve even changed out the <li> for • and nothing is working. Still hoping!
You’d have to give us more details about what templates / chunk you’re using for us to figure out what is wrong here... it should work !
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