Subgrid.addonload() not working

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Hi, I am using below code to bind a function onload to the subgrid. If I remove line grid.addOnload I can see entire subgrid on the form and if I keep the line I can only see the header of the subgrid.

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The system I am using is Microsoft Dynamics 365 Version 1612 (8.2.2.112) (DB 8.2.2.112) on-premises.

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Clem 2,541 on at

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Hi,

It seems that you created an other post for the same issue : community.dynamics.com/.../263489

I see that in the functionToCall you call one named : "setSubgridVisible".

If you comment out that part, do you still have the issue ?

Just tried to reproduce your error with my onprem env and based on the code you posted and my functionToCall just display a javascript alert, everything works fine.

Clément

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Hi,

thanks for your reply. I couldn't delete the other post somehow, so the other post is still there.

If I comment out setSubgridVisible, issue is not solved.

Only if I comment out grid.addonload(); line then only everything works perfectly.

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Thanks for your answer here.

What if you replace your current functionToCall by something like :

function() { alert("onload grid loaded"); }

Will you still have the issue ?

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Sorry for late reply but as I mentioned, only if I remove addonload() function call line, it works fine.

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Alex Fun Wei Jie 33,628 on at

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Hi,

would be good if you can share your grid view name via screenshot and the gridname you pass to JS.

Thanks

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This worked for me in version 9.0

function onLoadViewRelationshipOwner(context) {

debugger;

var formContext = GetFormContext(context);

var customertypecode = GetItemValue(formContext, "customertypecode");

var statecode = GetOptionValue(formContext, "statecode");

var gridContext = formContext.getControl("OWNER_BY_LOCATION_SUBGRID");

var ActiveRelationshipOwner = {};

gridContext.addOnLoad(setView);

function setView() {

debugger;

if (customertypecode == 923760006) {

// Is Active

if (statecode != 1) {

ActiveRelationshipOwner = {

entityType: 1039, // SavedQuery

id: "{FAFDDC37-5FE8-459E-B434-CC80227289CA}",

name: "Active Relationship Owners"

}

if (gridContext != null) {

// Set the view using ContactsIFollow

debugger;

gridContext.getViewSelector().setCurrentView(ActiveRelationshipOwner);

gridContext.removeOnLoad(setView);

}

}

// Is Inactive

else {

ActiveRelationshipOwner = {

entityType: 1039, // SavedQuery

id: "{6ACD9FA3-EAF6-43A2-8B95-D4345C62E217}",

name: "Inactive Relationship Owners"

}

if (gridContext != null) {

// Set the view using ContactsIFollow

debugger;

gridContext.getViewSelector().setCurrentView(ActiveRelationshipOwner);

gridContext.removeOnLoad(setView);

}

}

}

}

try {

gridContext.refresh();

} catch (e) {

}

}

I had to create a try, catch to refresh grid

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