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#  here are a few examples of what can go wrong if you get those little
#  attr fields mixed up
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#  This creates an item called 'Hohum car' and puts it on the 'Cars Page.'
#  The 'Transmission' snippet is created.  This is probably what you want.
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## 1_type=page; 1_field=Name;         1_attr=mc
## 2_type=item; 2_field=Name;         2_attr=c
## 3_type=item; 3_field=Transmission; 3_attr=c

Cars Page	Hohum car	standard

#
#  this selects all items from the 'Cars Page.'  Since there is an item
#  in the object set, the 'Hohum car' is _not_ created.  All of the items
#  on the 'Cars Page' have their 'Transmission' snippet updated (but not
#  created if it doesn't exist) to 'standard.'  Probably not what you want.
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## 1_type=page; 1_field=Name;         1_attr=s
## 2_type=item; 2_field=Name;         2_attr=c
## 3_type=item; 3_field=Transmission; 3_attr=u;

Cars Page	Hohum car	standard

#
#  this selects all items on the 'Cars Page,' and updates the 'Name' to 
#  'Hohum car', and then creates a Transmission snippet.  Probably not what
#  you want, either.
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## 1_type=page; 1_field=Name;         1_attr=s
## 2_type=item; 2_field=Name;         2_attr=u
## 3_type=item; 3_field=Transmission; 3_attr=c

Cars Page	Hohum car	standard

#
#  this selects all items on the 'Cars Page.'  It does not create a 'Hohum
#  car' item, since there are already items in the object set.  It then creates
#  a 'Transmission' snippet for all of those cars.  Hmmmmmm.
#
## 1_type=page; 1_field=Name;         1_attr=s
## 2_type=item; 2_field=Name;         2_attr=c
## 3_type=item; 3_field=Transmission; 3_attr=c

Cars Page	Hohum car	standard


