"repeating_" behaving weird

Hi, So this is my first go at messing with the character sheet. I'm attempting to create a simple sheet for a game my brother and I want to play. The game has a notion of "attack dice" and "defense dice", so I was reading the wiki and figured the repeating sections would probably be good for this (though I can just as easily make them number fields, I still want to get the repeating bit working).&nbsp; So basically the issue is this. When I go to the character sheet in game, I experience two issues, which are reproducible as follows: 1. Click [+Add] button 2. Click [+Add] button again 3. Change second select to different option 4. Problem: first select disappears completely 1. Add several options 2. Click [Modify] 3. Delete first option 4. Problem: All options disappear completely. So, I'm not sure if this is a bug, if I'm doing something wrong, or what. But here's my html bit. Editor kept messing up the html, so pasted it here: <a href="http://pastebin.com/R7fpQhWT" rel="nofollow">http://pastebin.com/R7fpQhWT</a>

Normal behavior for repeating sections/rows. &nbsp;You need to do "something" to a repeating section/row in order for it to "exist (system assigned data-reprowid)" &nbsp;Removing the extra repeating rows is probably a way for the system to "clean house" before assigning an ID.&nbsp;

I'm not sure what you mean by "do something" with those sections, unless you mean simply to change the values - but then what's the point of having a default value? I understood it as simply populating a list of values for the character. I could then (hopefully) later use the js api (which I haven't looked into yet) to grab a list of these values, and do something with them. I don't suppose you know where there's an example of the repeating bit that works properly that I can look at for reference?

As Vice says, no attributes for the repeating section row are saved until you change something, and when the sheet's display updates &nbsp;it will get rid of all rows that aren't backed by saved attributes.

Andrew M. said: I'm not sure what you mean by "do something" with those sections, unless you mean simply to change the values - but then what's the point of having a default value? I understood it as simply populating a list of values for the character. I could then (hopefully) later use the js api (which I haven't looked into yet) to grab a list of these values, and do something with them. I don't suppose you know where there's an example of the repeating bit that works properly that I can look at for reference? Grab the html for any sheet and have a look at the code between &lt;fieldset&gt;&lt;/fieldset&gt;. <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Building_Character_Sheets#Repeating_Sections" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Building_Character_Sheets#Repeating_Sections</a>