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Checkbox clearing after re-initialization

  • April 12, 2018
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Hello Everyone,

 

I have a weird predicament (I have found a workaround, I am just hoping I can understand the issue better).  I have a Picker that pulls data from AD and takes  a User ID and places it into a different field. I had an issue of the User ID staying in the control, it would disappear quickly (not sure why). To fix that Issues I added an initialize method to the rule that changed the picker to execute the initialize method. This view also happens to have a checkbox list. If I enter data into the checkbox list first and then get a name from the picker the initialize method that occurs after the picker has been changed clears out the checkbox list.

 

I have added screen shots of a reproduction of the issue:

Screenshot 1: Picture of view11567i399FDA3DDF5655A6.png

Screenshot 3: screenshot of after Picker filled

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Thank you,

 

Paul

 

3 replies

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Hi,


 


Is your checkboxes populated by a SmartObject data source? If so, there should be a rule in the view's Initialize rule that will handle that checkbox population. By calling that Initialize rule, you are also calling the rule to re-populate the checkboxes, which explains why all your checked checkboxes are gone.


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  • April 16, 2018

Hi boringNerd,

 

The checkboxes are populated from static text. There is no rule on the checkboxes other than to show views. That is why I am really confused by why the checkboxes are getting cleared. The pictures above are a recreation of the issue.

 

 


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  • April 17, 2018

Hi Pob,


 


I am able to get the same behaviour where the selection/s on the checkbox list are being cleared with the initialize method on Picker change. This seems to only occur for a checkbox list control.


 


I suggest raising a support ticket for this so that the team can check if this might be a potential product bug.