SQL error from Wizard mode

Hi,
Have to say I'm already frustrated after trying to get this module to work for something that should be very easy.
Simply display Joomla content limited by category in the timeline.

So having worked out what content I need using the wizard,

I get this:
1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near 'fulltext AS description ,catid AS catid FROM #__content WHERE 1=1 AND catid ' at line 1

Suggestions: the wizard isn't very wizard like

• Use dropdowns for column options. These columns are easy for you to get because you know what table I'm using. Start with that at the top of the form. Allow me to select the table from a dropdown too
• Add special handling for Joomla's json embedded images. ie accept that content into an array in your code and handle it.
• Show a view of the icons that you can use...having to guess only adds to the frustrating experience.
• Show the final query from the Wizard and offer the chance to edit it
• Allow me to save the output of the wizard as a preset for other

I appreciate a lot of work has gone into this module and for the price it's extraordinary value for money. I would however, prefer to pay a little more for something that made my life easier, not more complicated.

Hello

You can edit the helper.php

replace line 75 with
I'll also add a lates article filtered by category preset.

Great catch, simple fix. Thanks for speedy response.

PLEASE don't limit it to the 'latest articles' , just category filter is enough or change it a little and just offer a selection of filter options for "Joomla Articles"

Quick question on the module, will handle content plugins like Articles Anywhere and/or Joomla Custom Fields?

EDIT: Plugins work .. awesome! Tested Snippets and Articles Anywhere.
Even used Articles Anywhere to grab Custom Fields(Repeatable Subform Field) and images. Bingo!

Also, no biggie but get this when debugging:
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$latitude in /templates/g5_helium/html/mod_flexible_timeline/vertical.php on line 95

OK, so I found the functions for presets. It looks like you are making your own dbase calls rather than using the Joomla content object? Just wondering why you chose to do that? Wouldn't using the object would make the module behave more in line with Joomla user expectation? I think this might offer access to custom field capability, right?. You could still offer the expert/wizard mode for advanced work. I suggest this as a feature request.