Hi Jason,

Yes, I have noticed this strange behaviour when using table fields where
you need to do a set fields before they can be used. It seems to optimise
them away if you don' t do that. I think it happens when using server side
table walks though, not active links so much.

For this issue I would take out row selection as the issue by setting the
column value into another field and returning that.

Rod






On 1 November 2013 05:50, Jason Miller <[email protected]> wrote:

> **
>
> In terms of the AR API I do not know what the difference is but from
> experience using values directly from table fields sometimes doesn't work
> as expected. Maybe the row is being unselected (unnoticeably) right be for
> the Commit action?
>
> I agree it *should* work. Often times doing a Set Fields from a Table
> Field before using in workflow is required when doing an AL/Filter loop on
> a Table Field however it is one thing to try with your Commit/Close Window
> to rule out these kinds of issues.
>
> Beyond that I am assuming the Table Field is visible, you can see the data
> in the TF and that the row is selected before the Commit/Close Window? That
> should rule out most permissions issues. If the TF is not visible then
> there a few things we can explore there.
>
> Does it happen for everybody? One user or set of users? Is it only in IE?
> Can you pound on this functionality in Firefox a little to verify it is a
> browser-specific issue?
>
> Jason
> Hi Jason,
>
>
> actually I just maybe wrote it wrongly that Globa Field. It's a normal
> field on the calling form which should be filled On Close of the called
> form.
> The Idea of stroring the value from table to a field before is nice but at
> the end, where is the difference. On Close I mapped the value chosen from
> the table. In that way I will just map the value from a filed. I don't
> think there will be some difference.
>
>
> however, problem is this is happening either in normal mode (not private)
> of the explorer. but it's sudden and I cannot replicate that so easily :(
>
> however, thanks a lot for tip :)
>
> Marek
>
>
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