This is a catchall error, so it's a bit hard to tell so far why it is happening Can you start by checking the form setup under "Database"? Do you still have a database and table selected?
This error could also come up if the form was moved to the Drafts folder or there's a problem connecting to the database.
Hello @Tess thanks for your reply.
I built the whole process with in app forms and there it works flawless.
when I use from for the same functionality (form derived from the db table that was created earlier, it includes a primary key that is a increasing integer ID, maybe thats the problem, I have to hide these values for the form)
now the behavior was very spooky, it worked, when I gave it out for testing, stopped . In App form works everytime
in App Forms work very reliably, I give the app out on a public link, the only thing that is sub optimal is, that its not nicely formatted and needs some stacks and containers to be mobile ready.
( if anyone knew a good template to use for apps with forms, this would be fantastic help)
However in the from itself I did not do the console log diagnostic, that I need to do again separately
For troubleshooting, if you show the id in the form, does it work? I noticed if my form submits an invalid value for the primary key, I can reproduce this error.
Did you add any columns to the underlying database and then run "Sync from database"?
When you get a chance to go back to the standalone form, it would specifically help if you can check the network tab for the query that triggers when clicking submit on the form. The network tab may have more insight into why the error is showing up:
thanks a lot for this debug info, I was able to replay this.
however I do not find any option to "sync from database" I did in fact add more columns to it.
I also see that other variables in my form have lost their connection to pre existing colums., therefore a "sync from database" option would be super appreciated, where can I find it ?