Title Field Lost for New Entries Created via Content Picker
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K
Kuntal Go
📌 Summary
When creating a new entry/tag using the
Content Picker module
, the inputted title is not saved. Upon returning to the table view, the item is displayed as "Untitled"
, and this persists in the preview modal as well. This behavior is not
observed when creating new entries via the standard dropdown selection in property columns.---
🔍 Steps to Reproduce
- Navigate to a database property using the Content Picker module.
- Type a name for a new entry/tag not yet present in the database.
- Click the ➕ "+ New"button to create it.
- Return to the table/database view.
- Observe that the newly created entry appears as "Untitled".
- Click on the "Untitled" item — the preview modal also shows a blank or untitled name.
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🧪 Expected Behavior
- The title entered during creation via the Content Picker should persist and reflect accurately in both the table view and preview modal.
- Behavior should be consistent with the dropdown-based tag/entry creation where titles are correctly stored.
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🧯 Actual Behavior
- Only entries created via Content Pickershow up as"Untitled", even though a name was provided at the time of creation.
- Clicking into the entry reveals no saved title, requiring manual re-entry.
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🧠 Analysis & Hypothesis
- Possibly a sync delayor amutation bugwhere the title field isn't being committed to the DB during the creation event.
- May involve the state update not propagating correctly from the picker to the backend or local cache.
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🎥 Supporting Evidence
- Video recording of the issue has been attached for reference. [ 🔗: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zgxesC9iZa1paeKSfVZZMXfhprcq_k9Q/view?usp=sharing ]
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✅ Impact
- Disrupts workflow and leads to data inconsistency.
- Causes confusion and extra manual input, especially in tag-heavy workflows.
- Undermines the expected behavior of modular content creation
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