Hey @harry_silverstone !

We found this doc that will help you debug your page in lightning:

https://docs.skuid.com/latest/en/skuid/deploy/salesforce/lightning/#debugging-in-lightning-experience

Let me know if this helps.

Cheers,

Thanks for the suggestion. I have used this with Lightning pages on a dev sandbox successfully before. I did try this before asking and tried again after your comment but not working. This is what I get:

Hey @harry_silverstone ,

It seems to be that you’re still not storing it as a global variable. To clarify, when you right click the {...} and click Store as global variable it doesn’t return anything?

Thanks,

Hi,

After I enter

$A.get(‘e.skuid:apiDebugRequested’).fire();

I get back,

{…}

undefined

I right click on the {…} and click Store as global variable

so far think this is correct.

then I enter

var skuid = temp1;

and get undefined.

I tried nonetheless to see if I could get to my Skuid page via

skuid.runtime.getPage(‘Home_Page’)

I am doing this as I want to see the values being stored in the Models.

Any thoughts are appreciated.

thanks,

~harry

Hey @harry_silverstone ,

Quick question are you using Chrome?

If so, then there is a bug with chrome and a temp workaround is to:

Open the object up and right-click on a property inside the object. Then you should be able to appropriately right-click that object

Then you should be able to follow the steps outlined in the docs.

I hope that helps.

Sorry for the delay in replying. I am using Microsoft Edge.

Would it be possible to have a quick zoom call - anytime Friday 6-Aug or after works or if you could send me a quick video on how you are clicking on the object/property?

thx

Hi @QuinnRyan,

Wanted to let you know that I was able to figure it out and get to the object. Working well!

Thank you!!!

~harry

@harry_silverstone That’s great! how were you able to do it?

@QuinnRyan I realized that when I was entering:
skuid.runtime.getPage(‘Home_Page’)

it was giving me the model data so I tried:
skuid.runtime.getPage(‘Home_Page’).model.map()

and got the skuid models and values!