I am doing a second part of an advanced learners course. And I see no columns for audio, gender, pronunciation, part of speech anymore.
course: http://www.memrise.com/course/1170155/5-fortgeschrittene-teil-2/
audio column added by creator
browser Firefox 48.0
Hi @Hydroptere,
I have taken a look at a couple of my courses. This is what Iâm currently seeing (which looks normal):
Could it be a browser issue? Just guessingâŚ
jeeee⌠@thanks @alanh, yesterday my firefox asked for updating⌠iâll try to move this to âweb bugsâ. Iâve started making the course today, maybe this is a new issue?
(iâve added the âaudioâ column myself)
OK. Good luck! I just tried adding a column to one of my courses, too, and that worked OK.
i donât know where the old fashioned way of course creation went⌠I am doing a second part to my advanced Dutch course, and the column are missing⌠if the team took this feature away as well⌠never a sign, never a word
Could you post a screenshot of what you are seeing?
I have just tried creating a new course just to see what I can see. Here are a couple of screenshots showing the attribute columns:
Does yours look anything like that?
@Hydroptere Have you selected a wiki to use for your course or added a database?
I have just created a new course, and the âusualâ columns are there - audio, part of speech etc. Iâve been able to edit and delete all columns in the database. I selected the Bulgarian wiki. when creating it.
Then I added a second database without selecting a wiki, that has given me a database with only 2 columns - Bulgarian and English.
i donât know about selecting wikis. And usually the items I am adding are not in any databaseâŚ
many thanks
That first one does look strange!
Does it make any difference if (from that first screen) you click on â+ Add Levelâ , then âDatabasesâ, then â+ Add Newâ, then call it something and then pick the Dutch wiki from the list?
If that doesnât work, you may have to join me over on the âdark sideâ and switch to Google Chrome! 
many thanks
iâve done that (add level, see what happens, etc) with the italian course⌠the situation did not change. If memrise works properly only with google, then memrise should tell the users that. No, @alanh, iâll not join you on the dark side 
Sorry @Hydroptere, Iâm all out of ideas now. Maybe @Leggi will be able to identify what the problem is.
Iâm sure that Memrise normally works quite well on all browsers not just here on the dark side! 
thanks for your efforts, @alanh
well, after @Lien taking care to say that âcommunity-createdâ courses are not âcarefully craftedâ, I donât think I gonna care much about curating courses
Yes, I just saw that! 
Context is important @Hydroptere
Many community-created courses are actually excellent, especially for more advanced learners and those learning a niche language or non-language subject.
As you well know, my message said that âunlike the community-created courses, our official courses are carefully crafted by our in-house team of professional linguists and translatorsâ.
Which does not mean community-created courses arenât carefully crafted. All it means is that they are not created by our in-house team.
@Lien, Have you got any ideas as to why @Hydroptereâs attribute columns are not showing? It would be good to know whatâs causing it.
Have you tried starting a new course and selecting a wiki when the option appears to see what attributes you get? It sounds to me youâve made a course without a wiki. no wiki = no preset attributes, just the two language columns showing.
If you donât want to use a wiki then just add/edit the columns in the database as you need them!
If the course was created via bulk upload, that may have caused the attribute columns to disappear. Or they may have deleted them and forgotten about it?
They can add the attribute column again via the Database > Add Column > As attribute
@Lien, context is important but so are the words and implications!
Itâs very easy to take the above comment as:
'âour official courses are carefully crafted by our in-house team of professional linguists and translators, unlike the community-created coursesâ.
Intended or not it implies community created courses are not well crafted.
