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**Isomorphic** · 19 Nov 2012, 08:58

If there were an error happening in the framework, you should see it reported in the Eclipse console or Developer console.

Most likely, one of your overrides to the grid is getting tripped up by the fact that there is no Record available for a new, unsaved row (see Grid Editing overview) and crashing.

This also should be reported in Eclipse in the Development mode console. If you're not seeing any error reports at all, try restarting your IDE and browser, and try a different browser.

If you ultimately decide there must be a framework issue involved, try creating a standalone test case we can run to see the problem.

**tamt** · 19 Nov 2012, 11:14

Hi,

I stripped away all my overrides and it is still happening. Below is the sample code of what I am doing. There wasn't any errors that I can see on the development mode console or the debug console.

Code:

public class Bulkuserprovisioning implements EntryPoint {

	
   private MainWidget bup;
		
   public Bulkuserprovisioning() {		
      bup = new MainWidget();
   }
	
	
   public void onModuleLoad() {				
      bup.draw();		
   }
	 
}


//===============


public class MainWidget extends VLayout {

   private BaseGrid dGrid;

   public MainWidget() {
      super();
      init();			
   }


   private void init() {
		
	
      this.setHeight100();
      this.setWidth100();
		
				
      // Instantiate and customize the dynamic grid
      try {
         customizeGrid();
      } catch (Exception e) {
         SC.say(langConstants.dGridInitException()+ e.getMessage());
         e.printStackTrace();
      }
   	       	       	      	    
      this.addMember(dGrid);   	       	       	       	       	       	    
   }


   private void customizeGrid() throws Exception {
		
      dGrid =  new BaseGrid();

      dGrid.setUseAllDataSourceFields(false);			

      dGrid.bindDataSource("gridDS");

      dGrid.setCanRemoveRecords(true);
		
      if (dGrid.getDataSource().getShowPrompt()) {
          dGrid.getDataSource().setShowPrompt(false);
      }

      dGrid.setDataFetchMode(FetchMode.LOCAL);

      dGrid.setAutoFetchData(true);		
							
   }
	
}


//===============


public class BaseGrid extends ListGrid {

	private DataSource dataSrc;
	
	public BaseGrid() {	
		
   		super();
		
		//Override default and set width to 100%
		this.setWidth100();
		this.setHeight100();
		
	        this.setShowAllRecords(false);   
        	this.setSelectionType(SelectionStyle.SIMPLE);   
        	this.setSelectionAppearance(SelectionAppearance.CHECKBOX);

        	this.setEditOnFocus(false);
                
		this.setAutoFetchData(true);                               
	}
	
    	public void bindDataSource(String dsName) {
        	dataSrc = DataSource.get(dsName);
	        this.setDataSource(dataSrc);
	}

	public DataSource getDataSrc() {
		return dataSrc;
	}

	public void setDataSrc(DataSource dataSrc) {
		this.dataSrc = dataSrc;
	}
	

}

Best Regards, T.

**Isomorphic** · 19 Nov 2012, 11:21

This is now basically the same as (working) samples, so we suspect the issue is in your DataSource.

You can easily verify this would work with a sample DataSource by adding one of the samples DataSources to your project (eg, "supplyItem").

Having verified that, to help further we'd need to see the DataSource definition and the data it's returning (from the RPC tab in the Developer Console).

**tamt** · 19 Nov 2012, 11:32

I'm suspecting that it is something to do with data source interaction also since it is pretty cookie cutter stuff I am doing.

Since we probably need the exact data source definition to troubleshoot, I'll need to send it to the support email since it is our custom data source.

I'll see if I can get the RPC traces also when I send our data source definition.

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