Jakub, First thing I noticed is that $.each(Account.detail, function(){ … } should be $.each(Account.data, function(){…} Irvin

Also, I am not familiar with this syntax: operator: ‘=’, nameFieldValue: this.Name}. Take a look here how to properly use the createRow() method: Page Not Found — Skuid v15.1.6 Documentation

Hello Irvin, thanks for you reply. I tried to follow you suggestion but nothing has been changed. 

The function looks like this:
$.each(Account.data,function()
{    var row = SalesPlanMembership.createRow({
        additionalConditions: t
            Account_Membership__c = Account.Id]});
});

Try this:

var params = arguments[0];var $ = skuid.$;
var models = skuid.model.map();
//make sure the model name is spelled right. is it Account or Accounts?
var Account = models.Accounts;
//see what you get in the console
console.log(Account);
var SalesPlanMembership = models.SalesPlanMembership;
            
$.each(Account.data, function(i, row){
    var newRow = SalesPlanMembership.createRow({
        additionalConditions: l
            { field: ‘Account_Membership__c’, value: row.Id, operator: ‘=’, nameFieldValue: row.Name }
        ]
});
});

Hi Moshe, Sorry for the late reply, but I didn’t noticed that you have replied to this post. Well I tried both ways (presented by you and by Irvin) and it didn’t worked. 

The good news is that rows are created but Account_membership__c is not populated. 

The final version of the snippet is as follow (I even changed the names of the models in order to double check it): 

var params = argumentsr0];
var $ = skuid.$;
    var model = params.model,
        list = params.list,
        selectedItems = params.item ? sparams.item] : list.getSelectedItems();
var models = skuid.model.map();
var ParentAccounts = models.ParentAccounts;
console.log(ParentAccounts);
var Membership = models.Membership;
            
$.each(ParentAccounts.data, function(){
    var row = Membership.createRow({
        additionalConditions: �
            { field: ‘Account_Membership__c’, value: this.Id, operator: ‘=’, nameFieldValue: this.Name}]
});
});

Do you see my mistake?

You got to give some more detail about what exactly isn’t working, try some console.log()'s and then check it out in the console (Ctrl + Shift + J in Chrome) and see what you’re getting.

$.each(ParentAccounts.data, function(){
    console.log(this);
    var row = Membership.createRow({
        additionalConditions: C
            { field: ‘Account_Membership__c’, value: this.Id, operator: ‘=’, nameFieldValue: this.Name}]
    });
    console.log(row);
});

The code looks ok to me. One thing to check would be that field names are case-sensitive in Javascript.  Make sure that ‘Account_Membership__c’ is actually the field name, and not something like ‘Account_membership__c’

Ben -> you’re right that it should be m instead of M i.e. Account_membership__c. 

Moshe -> thank you for the attributes for console logs. 

I think we’re close, but still the field is not populated. Look:

Object {Id: “4”, Id15: “4”, Account_membership__r: Object, Account_membership__c: “00124000008RYwWAAW”}Account_membership__c: “00124000008RYwWAAW”
Account_membership__r: Object
Name: “Test Account”
proto: Object
Id: “4”
Id15: “4”
proto: Object

The Name and Id ok. But it is not empty on this Account_membership__c. 

Can you explain your last sentence? What exactly is wrong?

Yes, of course.

Please see:

Log:

Object {Id: “4”, Id15: “4”, Account_membership__r: Object, Account_membership__c: “00124000008RYwbAAG”}

1. 
   

   Account_membership__c: “00124000008RYwbAAG”

   
   


2. 
   

   Account_membership__r: Object

   
   


3. 
   

   Name: “New Test Account”

   
   


4. 
   

   __proto__: Object

   
   


5. 
   

   Id: “4”

   
   


6. 
   

   Id15: “4”

   
   


7. 
   

   __proto__: Object
   
   Id of Account and Name of Account is ok.

   
   

But please find that the newly created row and field Account_membership__c is empty.

Hello, maybe someone from you guys can help me with this ?