I have been tracking down "warning" messages like this:
and have traced at least two to what appears to be evaluation of click handlers when there is no click. Here is an example:
n_IRI can't be read because there is no selectedRow. Why? Because there was no click. But why is this code running?
The system seems to be evaluating click handlers when a table "loads" or, otherwise, in absence of the event which is the necessary precondition for the click handler. Thus triggering spurious warnings.
Thanks for reaching out!
I think you can add a ? using this syntax, as long as your table only allows for one row to be selected at a time. Can you let me know if that helps resolve the error?
It does not seem to break anything but it does not make the error go away either.
With ?
and before:
Here's some additional info on this. The underlying problem is that the component portfolio.value is empty when the app starts and a query runs with that empty string as a parameter. This is what comes back from the query:
The state of this option:
Does not seem to matter. The errors show up in the IDE anyway.
Unsurprisingly this "fixes" the problem. Rewriting the underlying query from:
select ([share-guid]) from [skill-editor-shares] where [portfolio-guid] = {{portfolio.value}}
To this monstrosity:
select ([share-guid]) from [skill-editor-shares] where [portfolio-guid] = {{portfolio.value.length == 0 ? '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000':portfolio.value}} order by ts DESC
Does make the error go away. But it's not a pretty solution.
Thanks for sharing the current solution! I think we can do more here to help with these errors, but at least they shouldn't impact the end user experience
