In some predictable cases, a query will fail and user friendly messages could be given to the user to correct their mistake. Is there a way to catch this error in JavaScript like the ‘add-on error’ action in the action framework? When doing a try catch in JavaScript snippets, the error doesn’t get caught, and the jQuery promise is resolved.
I also tried subscribing to ‘models.load’ events but the event only fired on success of updateData() and it seems to consider an updateData() call a success even when the query error message pops up
loaded
PUBLISHED:
at the end of a successful call to model.updateData()
https://docs.skuid.com/latest/en/skuid/api/skuid_events.html?#skuid.events.models.loaded
Thanks for your question! Have you tried a callback function within the updateData call?
model.updateData(function(result) {<br /> if (result.totalsuccess) {<br /> // Do something on success<br /> else {<br /> // Do something on failure <br /> }<br />}));
Hope this helps you out!
Christine
Thanks, I hadn’t tried it. I just tried it and although I’m setting the failure to do nothing, I still get the error in the screenshot below. Here’s the relevant code .
dfrd = attachmentsMod.updateData(function(result) {
if (!result.totalsuccess) {
// Do nothing on fail
}
});
I’m returning this deferred Jquery object later on.
Here’s a screenshot of the error.
I ended up passing this to apex, handling it there, and working off of the returned result.