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+title: Release nots for 1.46.0
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+This release contains one little change that was easy to make, but I think that it unlocks a very interesting use case for modal forms.
+There is a not very well documented feature in the FormEditor that allows to define a specific (and simple) template linked to that form.
+I implemented it partially for fun, because I love coding parsers but also partially because many times I only need very basic templating 
+functionality and I don't want to have to write another templater template.
+Also, I find very appealing the idea of having both the form and the template visible and linked in the same place, which is not the case when you use templater templates.
+Up until now, the only thing you can use this templates for was for creating new notes from that template.
+You trigger a command, select the form to use, fill it and the template is used to create the note.
+
+But I find myself many times defining a very simple for for easier the insertion of certain data in an existing note.
+However, for that I was forced to first create the form then create a templater template that uses that form (whith all the boilerplate it entails)
+and then either tell templater to create a command for that template or use the insert template from templater command.
+When I saw how easy is to create commands that insert text in the current note I thought it was a no brainer to not take advantage of that with the form templates.
+
+So that is the little but big improvement in this release. You can now use the form templates to insert text in the current note at the cursor position.
+
+To give an example, I have a very simple form for inserting an external link.
+While the experience of doing this in the Obsidian desktop app is fine, it is a bit tedious to do on mobile.
+
+My form looks as simple as this:
+![External link form](../media/external-link-form.png)
+
+And the template is also very simple, just:
+
+```
+[{{title}}]({{url}})
+```
+
+Now, I can trigger a command that will insert the template in the current note at the cursor position after filling and submitting the form.
+
+Hope you find this useful. I'm already using it a lot.