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I am currently trying to resolve an HTML Panel issue that appears to be due to chaining.
Chain structure is something like:
Country > State > County > City > Zip Code
For simplicity sake, I'll use the above chains to describe my problem.
When making selections for "Country", "State", and "County", the selections narrow down as expected and everything works fine. However, when picking a different Country, the error message that I get is "There appears to be an issue chaining "County" to "City". Please check the procedures and 'Resolves parameter' value.
I'm baffled as to why this is happening. If I break the chain between County and City, I don't run into the issue. Is this a resolve parameter issue? If so could someone explain how to fix it? My values in resolve parameter are exactly the same for each chain.
Thanks in advance. Happy to provide more details if needed. It's hard with HTML since you can't include screenshots.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Brandon Andrathy,
What is the source? If the source is an address, you could have an issue where a city crosses county lines and is in multiple counties. Is something in your code expecting a city to be in one and only one county?
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Thank you both for your replies. Turns out it's because I'm on 8201 and "Add No Selection Option" can be buggy in that version apparently. Closing this out.