Data Link BUG

Permanently deleted user

April 14, 2016 18:19

I have a datalink set up called ZoneLookUp and it works in the silverlight viewer.

I added a HTML5 viewer to the same site and the datalink does not shows up

If I change my WHERE clause and remove the Admin field it works in HTML5 (but brings back the wrong results as the query is then incorrect).

Any ideas? Or is this a known BUG?

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Permanently deleted user

April 14, 2016 19:50
Hi Craig,

I ran into something similar a while back for another customer. Could you try terminating your SQL statement with a semicolon (;)?

Thanks!

?Danny
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Permanently deleted user

April 15, 2016 12:35
I tried terminating my SQL statement with a semicolon (;) and it did not solve the issue. I have noticed that the Admin field I am using for the datalink has an alias. Wondering if that is the issue?
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Nico Burgerhart

April 15, 2016 13:39
You can find out if the issue is viewer related (but it seems it is) by testing the datalink via the REST endpoint.

And check with the developer tools in the browser if a request is done to get the ZoneLookup datalink information, and what's the result of the request.
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Permanently deleted user

April 15, 2016 15:59
Thanks Nico,

Using fiddler I think I isolated the issue. Our dataset uses subtype domains. The point identity and field attributes show the description value from the subtype domain in the Silverlight viewer. Also the Silverlight viewer datalink in fiddler returns the description value from the subtype domain. The HTML5 viewer datalink in fiddler returns the code value from the subtype domain. Are subtype domains not support in the HTML5 viewer?

Interestingly when you point identify in the HTML5 viewer the first point identify bring back the code value in the results, after that every point identify brings back the description value from the subtype domain.
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