I have an issue that has seemed to come from no-where -- omg I sound like an end user now -- anyway .. after our last deploy we are seeing the strangest thing.

When someone tries to delete a product from an opportunity, we are seeing a popup displaying the number 1 clicking on ok makes the popup go away but doesn't delete the product.

I have stepped through the code break points starting at the delete command from both oob product tab and our new custom one. There are NO dialog calls, no excetion calls .. no where does it every get close to something resembling displaying a popup with the number 1 in it. In the opportunity events, there are NO events inside the OnBeforeDelete or OnAfterdelete events, I have looked at them in reflector to see..

The Code that seems to fire the popup is here -- this code is from the opportunityproduct.cs

public override void

Delete()

{

ISession session = SessionFactoryHolder.HolderInstance.CreateSession();

try

{

TransactionScope(TransactionMode.Inherits))

{

);

session.Delete(this

); <------------ this line is last line before the popup occurs

Does anyone have another idea where I can start looking for where this is stemming from..?  Any Ideas..??

signed

Head changed from Pinhead to Flathead

Hi,

I’m not sure if this is the same issue I have had in the past with users unable to delete Opportunity Products?  I posted this on the SalesLogix Community and resolved it myself in the end.

http://community.sagesaleslogix.com/t5/Administration/Web-Opportunity-Products-Issue-v-7-5-4/m-p/137047#M1717

Thanks Adam was a great guess.. sadly however doesn't look like I have WebDev enabled ..

I'll keep trying to explore that route though..

Ok Still having issues with this dam popup.. I removed the custom code form the application and now getting it in old OOB forms. I do not have WEB DAV installed as Adam suggested. 

Any Ideas how I can get past the line of code below I have marked out

<p> public override void Delete()
 
{
ISession session = SessionFactoryHolder.HolderInstance.CreateSession();
 try
 
{
 using (var ts = new TransactionScope(TransactionMode.Inherits))

{
 session.Evict(this);
 session.Delete(this);   <----- CAN ANYONE HELP ME DEBUG FURTHER ON THIS LINE OF CODE .. THIS LINE IS WHAT IS CAUSING MY POP UP TO APPEAR
}
}
 finally 
{
SessionFactoryHolder.HolderInstance.ReleaseSession(session);
}

}

 

Rich,

   You getting anything in the event log?  I ran into a similar issue and the event log was showing an OleDB error -the number of query parameters mismatching.  This usually indicates an ID that is also a relationship left included on the entity.  However, in my case, the problem was more sinister and I had to write code to work around the cascading of deletes in the ORM.

I found it in the event logs earlier in the day when you posted thanks.. Seems there was an entity save call following the deleteion and if it was the last product it was trying to save a null return..

Thanks