Javascript error using setAddUnknownValues and setSpecialValues

[Rmarsh]

Hello,

I am trying to create a comboBox that takes in specific values that specific to a database read. I have the following comboBox:

final ComboBoxItem cvidBoxItem = new ComboBoxItem("cvid", "Cvid");
cvidBoxItem.setAddUnknownValues(false);
cvidBoxItem.setTextMatchStyle(TextMatchStyle.[I]SUBSTRING[/I]);
cvidBoxItem.setOptionDataSource(cvidCodesDS.[I]getInstance[/I]());
cvidBoxItem.setDisplayField("formattedName");
cvidBoxItem.setValueField("objectid");
cvidBoxItem.setAllowEmptyValue(true);
cvidBoxItem.setAlign(Alignment.[I]CENTER[/I]);
LinkedHashMap<String,String> hashMap = new LinkedHashMap<String,String>();
hashMap.put("0", "None");
cvidBoxItem.setSpecialValues(hashMap);

however, when I compile this, it ends up throwing a javascript error of :

Uncaught TypeError: this.pickerClearButton is undefined
    isc_ComboBoxItem_setAddUnknownValues
    isc_Class_setProperties
    isc_ListGrid_makeEditForm
    isc_ListGrid_showInlineEditor
    isc_ListGrid__startEditing
    isc_c_Class_fireCallback
    isc_c_Timer__fireTimeout

this also prevents me from opening the listGrid editor on that page.
whenever I remove setAddUnknownValues, or set it to true, I don't have this problem, but having specific responses is critical to this application. Feel free to ask more questions, and i will take any advice you give.




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[Isomorphic]

This ComboBox is being used for grid inline editing, so clearly there’s a lot more code involved, and we don’t have enough to reproduce the problem (if you drop this code into a grid editing sample as editorProperties, there’s no crash).

Also remember to give your exact version and product you’re using.

[Rmarsh]

I am using smartGWT:
v12.0p_2019-07-03/LGPL Development Only

final ComboBoxItem cvidBoxItem = new ComboBoxItem("cvidCode", "Cvid");
cvidBoxItem.setAddUnknownValues(false);
cvidBoxItem.setTextMatchStyle(TextMatchStyle.[I]SUBSTRING[/I]);
cvidBoxItem.setOptionDataSource(cvidCodesDS.[I]getInstance[/I]());
cvidBoxItem.setDisplayField("formattedName");
cvidBoxItem.setValueField("objectid");
cvidBoxItem.setAllowEmptyValue(true);
cvidBoxItem.setAlign(Alignment.[I]CENTER[/I]);
LinkedHashMap<String,String> cvidBoxMap = new LinkedHashMap<String,String>();
cvidBoxMap.put("0", "None");
cvidBoxItem.setSpecialValues(cvidBoxMap);

cvidFormattedIdField.setOptionDataSource(cvidCodesDS.[I]getInstance[/I]());
cvidFormattedIdField.setEditorProperties(cvidBoxItem);
cvidFormattedIdField.setDisplayField("id");
cvidFormattedIdField.setValueField("objectid");
cvidFormattedIdField.setSortByDisplayField(true);
cvidFormattedIdField.setRequired(false);
cvidFormattedIdField.setCanGroupBy(false);
cvidFormattedIdField.setAlign(Alignment.[I]CENTER[/I]);
cvidFormattedIdField.setWidth(128);
cvidFormattedIdField.setCellFormatter(new CellFormatter() {
public String format(Object value, ListGridRecord record, int rowNum, int colNum) {
Integer nill = 0; if(value.hashCode() == nill.hashCode()) return null; return value.toString(); } });

I can add more if need be. I am very. very new to smartGWT so I am still learning how things work.

[Isomorphic]

This build is almost 2 years out of date, so installing the latest patched build is a good idea (see smartclient.com/builds). You could be pointlessly chasing a bug that has been fixed for a long time, and we don't try to reproduce against out-of-date builds.

As far as the test code, it remains not enough to reproduce the claimed problem - see the Debugging overview for advance on how to set up a test case that will allow other to reproduce a problem you're having.