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Collection not loading on web portal

Hi all,

 

I'm trying to load a collection on the Employee overview to add a column on the list of the employees.

This collection is a customview.

But it is not loaded.

I tried to to put load collection both in the collection initializer and the  component initializer but not working.

 

 

In attach a screenshot

 

Thanks Mik

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  • When you are working with the ObjectBrowser and WebDesigner are you using the same authentication module?

    For example, when you are using the "Active Directory" authentication module when you are working with the ObjectBrowser, but on the WebPortal you are using the "Active Directory (Role-based)" authentication module, you will not have the same access rights after a successful login. Because the first one uses the DialogUser and the second one uses the role-based permission Groups.

    So, when you check the permissions you have to ensure that you are using the same authentication module for the ObjectBrowser and WebDesigner.

    The next thing that you have to check is that you have read access for each column where you need access to, if one column is missing the complete load will fail without any exception.

    And last but not least you have to ensure that your view have a primary key (UID column). I had the same problem and got this hint from a good old colleague.

    Hope that one of my tips will help you!

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    Regards
    Sven
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  • When you are working with the ObjectBrowser and WebDesigner are you using the same authentication module?

    For example, when you are using the "Active Directory" authentication module when you are working with the ObjectBrowser, but on the WebPortal you are using the "Active Directory (Role-based)" authentication module, you will not have the same access rights after a successful login. Because the first one uses the DialogUser and the second one uses the role-based permission Groups.

    So, when you check the permissions you have to ensure that you are using the same authentication module for the ObjectBrowser and WebDesigner.

    The next thing that you have to check is that you have read access for each column where you need access to, if one column is missing the complete load will fail without any exception.

    And last but not least you have to ensure that your view have a primary key (UID column). I had the same problem and got this hint from a good old colleague.

    Hope that one of my tips will help you!

    -
    Regards
    Sven
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