This is very strange. Do you get any errors in the developer console? Are there any dependencies on this model elsewhere in the page? Like maybe a snippet that is looking for rows in the model?

Finally - Are you sure the page crashes? could it be that nothing is rendered when there are now rows in the model? Are there display logic statements on the table to not show if no rows are present?

Its a mystery. But we love mysteries…

developer console

Hey Rob,

Thanks for replying to me! I’ve checked the console and it looks like the only errors it is getting are five “Refusing to apply style from…” so I don’t think these are related. (Or maybe they are. I really don’t know.)

There was an action that was meant to take in a record type ID from the page holding the page insert. I’ve removed that and manually set a default record type ID to see if that would fix it but it’s still disappearing on me. As it is now, the only things calling the items are the two tables.

I think the page is crashing. It loads correctly and displays the default tab with the “how-to” info as well as the first tab I built that is holding a version of the table built directly on the tab. But, when I click on the tab holding the page insert, the whole page disappears from the screen. (See screenshot)

In the console, most of the html for the page disappears.

You have any ideas? I was banging my head against the wall for a good bit of the weekend on this.

Thanks a bunch,

Greg

Just to close the loop on this issue:

The cause of the issue was that there were identically-named models between the container page and the page-included page, which was causing the apparent crash. The solution was to modify identically-named models to ensure that all models had unique names between the two pages.

Please see Skuid Docs for more info on the importance of unique model names.