UI action throwing error

[AndersBGS]

Hi all,

I might have the most stupid question, which I hope you can explain the reason. I'm trying to create a Client callable UI action with both client side and server side code in it.  The setup is like this:

Where the code written is (currently just some test code):

function onCLickConvertGsr() {
    var answer = confirm("Are you sure?");
    if (answer) {
        gsftSubmit(null, g_form.getFormElement(), 'ConvertGsr');
    }
}

if (typeof window == 'undefined') {
    ConvertGsr();
}

function ConvertGsr() {
    var incGr = current;
	incGr.state = 8;
}

When trying to save this i get this error:

Can one of you explain the reason for this? 

@Ankur Bawiskar - do you might have a good idea here?

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@AndersBGS 

did you try creating fresh UI action?

Also you can directly assign the value using current and you forgot to update

Ensure no before update BR stops the form submission

function ConvertGsr() {
	current.state = 8; 
        current.update();
}

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[AndersBGS]

Hi @Ankur Bawiskar ,

thanks for the comment. Other than the minor corrections to the server side, have you then seen such an issue before or having any knowledge around why such an issue could occur?

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@AndersBGS 

Nope, haven't seen this issue.

Could be an intermittent connection or instance issue.

Anyhow it's PDI and PDIs are highly unstable and no guarantee on their behavior.

Try clearing instance cache using cache.do

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[MuddanKT]

Dear Andres,  The possible reasons You are seeing the error page because:

• /< gsftSubmit() invokes server execution

• Server-side logic is incomplete (update() missing)

• Minor JS naming/case issues

• Mixed client/server code not cleanly separated

Fix:

• Use proper typeof window === 'undefined'

• Update the record explicitly

• Keep the script minimal and platform-standard  />

The attached script is the revised version has the fix:

• Properly separates client and server execution

• Avoids function nesting issues

• Uses the standard  </gsftSubmit() /> pattern

• Fixes the error you are seeing in the snapshot

• Java script is case sensitive CLick instead Click

Let me know how this has worked for you. Best of Luck I am eager waiting to hear from you.