Issue regarding attributes and input fields when creating a custom sheet

I recently started building a custom sheet and I got a few problems with my attributes and the inputs fields that define them: - The only thing working  is that upon modifying the value of an <input> the related attribute is updated. - Upon modifying the value of the attribute by any other mean than the above the value of the related <input> is not updated. - Auto-calculating fields do not work. - Lastly, the major problem , the values of every <input> (including those tied to attributes) are reseted upon closing the character sheet. An example of one of my <input>: <input class="stat-div-input" type="text" name="attr_nat-str"/> No matter what example I check, wiki included, I cannot pin point if I made a mistake somewhere or if I forgot to do something for my sheet to be functionning decently.

This is weird. Can you post a link to the complete sheet code? I can't see anything that's wrong from this line only.

Here is a link to the full code (css included):&nbsp; <a href="https://github.com/Eclairius/customsheet" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Eclairius/customsheet</a> It's a bit messy and I thinkered with some places to try to figure out what was wrong but overall the problem should be noticeable. Edit: I reverted the thinkered parts to avoid confusion, but I'm keeping the warning in case I forgot somes. Edit 2: The &lt;input&gt;s related to the attributes called in the autocalcs can be found near&nbsp;the bottom of the code.

I can see two definite problems. First, your fieldsets aren't named correctly. They need to be named something like &lt;fieldset class="repeating_something"&gt; the repeating_ is essential, and you should just have a single class name, no spaces. Second, your autocalc fields are drawing on items inside a fieldset which will fail. You see, items in a fieldset have a multi-part attribute name. The name here: &lt; p &gt;Vie max&lt; input type = " text " name = " attr_o-hp " /&gt;&lt;/ p &gt; is only part of the attribute name. When an attribute is created it will actually have a name like repeating_fieldset_complexID_o-hp. So an autocalc field like this &lt; input class = " cinput " type = " text " name = " attr_c-hp " value = " [[@{o-hp}]] " disabled = " true " /&gt; looks for an attribute named o-hp, but cant find one since it doesnt exist.&nbsp; But even if it did work, a fieldset also contains multiple copies of each named attribute, (with the previous prefixes in the example above) so the autocalc has no way to know which o-hp to pick Hope this helps!

I didn't knew attributes in a fieldset that is not marked repeating_ are still multipart. I switched every fieldset not used as a repeating section to div and everything works fine! Thanks for the help!

Great :)

Ah, an errant fieldset, that's what I had suspected. Glad the problem could be solved.