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cannot add terms to managed metadata per official doc
I'm trying out managed metadata and have two one oddity. Background: I created a term set and set Submission policy to "open". I added a managed metadata field to a list connected to that set, and ...
- And it fixed itself after several days with no further changes.
Just buggy or slow, I guess.
It sounds like you have encountered an issue with the managed metadata field in your SharePoint list. Here are a few things you can check to try and resolve the issue:
Ensure that the user adding the term has the necessary permissions to do so. Check the term set permissions and the list permissions to make sure that the user has the required level of access.
Check that the managed metadata column in your list is correctly linked to the term set. Go to the column settings and ensure that the correct term set is selected under the "Term Set Settings" section.
Check if the term that you are trying to add already exists in the term set. If it does, then you should not add it again. Instead, select the existing term from the term picker.
Check if the term you are trying to add contains any invalid characters or special characters. If it does, remove them and try again.
Check if there are any custom scripts or third-party apps running on your SharePoint site that may be interfering with the managed metadata field. Disable them temporarily and try again.
Ensure that the user adding the term has the necessary permissions to do so. Check the term set permissions and the list permissions to make sure that the user has the required level of access.
Check that the managed metadata column in your list is correctly linked to the term set. Go to the column settings and ensure that the correct term set is selected under the "Term Set Settings" section.
Check if the term that you are trying to add already exists in the term set. If it does, then you should not add it again. Instead, select the existing term from the term picker.
Check if the term you are trying to add contains any invalid characters or special characters. If it does, remove them and try again.
Check if there are any custom scripts or third-party apps running on your SharePoint site that may be interfering with the managed metadata field. Disable them temporarily and try again.
Nope, nothing wrong with how I was using it.