Why is tag list good in designer, but fails in Client?

Hi all!
New issue - my scripts are running fine in the designer, but in the Vision Client they fail, well one fails.
So, I have this Container with several template repeaters. This script is on a load button outside the repeater, in the Container.

# Local variables:
zoneNum = event.source.zoneNum
includeList = []
setpoints = []
logger = system.util.getLogger('Recipe_Writes')

def processContainer(container):
	for comp in container.getComponents():
# --- If it's a Template Repeater ---
		if comp.__class__.__name__ == "TemplateRepeater":
			processTemplateRepeater(comp)
			
			
def processTemplateRepeater(repeater):
	if repeater.zoneNum == zoneNum:
		templates = list(repeater.getLoadedTemplates())
		
		for t in templates:
			name = t.DisplayName.strip()
			zone, pos = name.split('-')
			formatted = '%02d-%s' % (int(zone), pos)
			if t.enabled:
				print 'Enabled: ', name
				includeList.append(formatted)
				setpoints.append(t.SetpointKW)

processContainer(event.source.parent)

# Get power and state tag paths
kwPaths, statePaths = Recipe_Manager.Power_Supply_Templates.buildTagListFromDisplayNames(includeList)

stateResults = system.tag.readBlocking(statePaths)

entries = []
for i in range(len(includeList)):
	entries.append({
		'path': kwPaths[i]
		, 'state': stateResults[i].value
		, 'value': setpoints[i]
		, 'name': includeList[i]
	})

writes = []
values = []

for e in entries:
	if not e['state']:
		writes.append(e['path'])
		values.append(e['value'])
	else:
		print 'Power Supply ON!'
		

print writes
print values
#try:
#	writeReturns = system.tag.writeBlocking(writes, values)
#except:
#	logger.info('no tag write')
#	pass

In the Client, the script fails on this line:

stateResults = system.tag.readBlocking(statePaths)

That is because no values are appended to includeList a few lines above. This is because t.enabled is false. t.enabled is a param on the template inside the repeater and there is a button in the template that can toggle this... except, I think I just realized something. We cannot use the templateParams properties as I am trying to do, correct? The repeaters use a dataset for the params, and I am trying to change that one param enabled via a button. Even though the button changes state, in the Designer and Client, the value does not seem to change when I try to read it while in the Client, only the Designer. IDK.

I'll have another go tomorrow at why t.enabled is false, even though the button seems to work.
Here is a picture of a repeater with templates.
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The select button simply enables each template by writing to t.enabled. Here is that script:

# Zone Enable Button Container - BTN  Zone X Select
templateCount = 0
zoneNum = event.source.zoneNum

def processContainer(container):
	for comp in container.getComponents():
	# Template Repeater
		if comp.__class__.__name__ == "TemplateRepeater":
			processTemplateRepeater(comp)
			

def processTemplateRepeater(repeater):
	if repeater.zoneNum == zoneNum:
		templates = repeater.getLoadedTemplates()
		templateCount = len(templates)
	
		try:
			if repeater.minEnable == 0:
				repeater.minEnable = templateCount
				for t in templates:
					t.enabled = True
			else:
				repeater.minEnable = 0
				for t in templates:
					t.enabled = False
		except:
			print 'error'
			pass
		
processContainer(event.source.parent)

And the Load button script is the one throwing fits. I appreciate the help.