Why can’t I see my Location fields in the +Add Field list for dynamic schema embeds?

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Hi Guys,

I’ve created separate CMS collections for Countries, States, and Cities. My Jobs collection has reference fields linking to each of these.

Now I’m trying to add a JobPosting JSON-LD schema using an embed block on my Job Template Page. The problem is, I can’t see any of my location fields (country, state, or city) in the +Add Field dropdown when editing the custom code.

Is there any way to pull data from reference fields (like linked country, state, or city names) inside a custom embed for structured data?

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Hi there!

Dynamic embeds can be used with Collection fields to include dynamic data in your JSON-LD schema. To implement this, you can use Collection field references within your custom code embed by using the standard {{ }} syntax. Here’s how it works with JSON-LD:

The Collection field values will automatically populate in your schema when the page loads, allowing you to create dynamic SEO-friendly structured data. Keep in mind that the field references must match exactly with your Collection field names, and the JSON-LD syntax needs to be properly formatted.

For more detailed information about working with Dynamic embeds, you can check out our documentation here: https://help.webflow.com/hc/en-us/articles/33961390851731

Hopefully this helps! If you still need assistance, please reply here so somebody from the community can help.

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i don’t think AI has understand….any human here??? please

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Hi Suny, it’s because they are multi-reference fields instead of single-reference fields.

Multi-reference fields require a nested collection list to unpack.

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Thanks for your time and reply….i already have added multirefence fields for city and state inside job pot cms…… what should i add furtehr in job post CMS collection? please reply in simple words

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There is no easy way to do what you’re asking.

You would use a nested collection list for each of the multi-ref fields to access those items- but you cannot construct your JSON-LD with collection lists inside.

I recommend you switch to Microdata or RDFa for this-

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thanks @memetican …i will try this approach..Hope this will work….. have a nice day..!!!………. :hugs::hugs::hugs:

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