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When I use a lookup to populate a table, edits to that table are un-done when I submit

asked on December 23, 2020 Show version history

We just updated our Forms server to 10.4.5.282.  We subsequently discovered a new problem this week - When I use a lookup to populate a table, if one of those table entries is removed it doesn't stay gone.  As soon as the 'Submit' button is clicked, the entry pops right back in there.  The attached image demonstrates the exact process that brought this to our attention.


Has anyone else seen this?  Is there a workaround?

Forms table bug.jpg
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replied on February 28, 2021

After troubleshooting with the customer's process provided in the support case, we figured out it is related to the field in the table is set as read-only using field properties, you will run into the issue if Task in table is set to read-only with following lookup rules configuration.

The workaround is to uncheck the read-only from field properties and use custom JavaScript as following to set the field as read-only(scenarioTask is the CSS class configured for Task field):

$(document).on('lookupcomplete', function(event){

  $('.scenarioTask input').prop('readonly', true);

});

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replied on February 28, 2021

Hi Xiuhong,

 

On my case, the fields are not read only.

 

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replied on March 1, 2021

Please open a support case with your process so we can inspect it more closely. Is it possible the table is in a read-only page or read-only section? (Just a guess) We can look more closely via a support case. 

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replied on February 3, 2021

Anyone?  Anyone?  Bueller?

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replied on February 12, 2021

Hi Sean, 

I am also experiencing the same issue, let me camp here until help arrives.

 

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replied on February 22, 2021

Sounds like there might be a lookup bug. Please open support cases so we can investigate the issue. 

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