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Old 07-11-2015, 05:34 AM   #675
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Originally Posted by chaley View Post
And that, behaves like tags, is your problem. By saying it behaves like tags, commas are used to separate the items. Jumping ahead, because "Landsem" and "Stephanie" are separated by a comma they are considered different items. It is only by luck that Landsem sorts before Stephanie.

Given that template, why did you choose "behaves like tags"?
Yes, that will be the problem. The KoboTouch driver creates collections based on the column type and the data in it. A tag-like column will get a collection for each tag-like value.
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