Extra Fields

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The text found in the note filter: field is extracted and analyzed by AnkiMorphs. AnkiMorphs can then place information about that text into dedicated fields on your cards.

Note: The first time you select an extra field, you will need to perform a full sync upload to AnkiWeb. If you have a large number of cards (500K+), syncing might become an issue. For more details, refer to the Anki FAQ.

Important: Extra fields add more data to your collection, so only select the fields that will be useful to you.

The fields contain the following:

  • am-all-morphs:
    A list of the morphs.

  • am-all-morphs-count:
    The number of morphs.

  • am-unknown-morphs:
    A list of the morphs that are still unknown to you.

  • am-unknown-morphs-count:
    The number of morphs that are still unknown to you.

  • am-highlighted:
    An HTML version of the text that highlights the morphs based on learning status.

  • am-score:
    The score AnkiMorphs determined the card to have

  • am-score-terms:
    The individual score terms

  • am-study-morphs:
    A list of the morphs that were unknown to you when you first studied the card.

The following fields will only update on new cards:

  • am-all-morphs
  • am-all-morphs-count
  • am-score
  • am-score-terms
  • am-study-morphs

and these fields will always update, even on reviewed cards:

  • am-unknown-morphs
  • am-unknown-morphs-count
  • am-highlighted

Here is an example card where all the extra-fields have been selected:

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The extra fields display morphs in this form:

You can chose to display morphs in their inflected forms:

"walking and talking" -> [walking, and, talking]

or their lemma (base) forms:

"walking and talking" -> [walk, and, talk]

This effects the following three fields:

  • am-all-morphs
  • am-study-morphs
  • am-unknown-morphs

Using am-study-morphs

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Adding this field to your card-template can give you a quick way to see which morphs are/were unknown to you on the first encounter. Here is a simplified version of the card template used in the example above:

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Using am-*-morphs-count

This is useful if you want to sort your cards in the browser based on how many total/unknown morphs they have.

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Using am-highlighted

This field is used for static highlighting. For more details, see the highlighting section.