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Requested lookup condition does not exist in the layout
Posted: 17 Aug 09 9:04 PM
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In the
~/Masters/Base.Master file it has this web control called
ClientGroupContextService
In the ONLOAD method of that it does the following command
groupContext.CurrentGroupInfo.LookupTempGroup.AddLookupCondition(string.Format("{0}:{0}ID",
groupContext.CurrentGroupInfo.TableName), entityID);
We have a Table that we created and it's one to one parent table is TICKET so the Primary ID of the table is just TicketID (since it's parents table is ticket)
The tables name is
TicketDetails
But when we are looking at the form created for the TicketDetails page
this executes
groupContext.CurrentGroupInfo.LookupTempGroup.AddLookupCondition(string.Format("{0}:{0}ID",
groupContext.CurrentGroupInfo.TableName), entityID);
And tries to add TicketDetailsID to the Lookup Temp Group.... which obviously doesn't exist
The only way we were able to fix this was to add a TicketDetailsID column that we populate via a trigger with the TicketID
But this seems like a hack of course so I'm curious if we did something wrong...
Or what?
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