NAV 2013 Page 31 Item List Default Actions issue

Faithie_Robertson

I'm in a pickle over NAV 2013 Page 31 "Item List" HOME tab actions! The NA version has an action listed for the HOME tab "Customize Ribbon" options that refers to non-existent report 705 "Inventory Availability". (This report was replaced with 10131 in 2009R2, and is also replaced even in the "Reports - Inventory" tab of this page.)

I can customize the page, remove the non-existant report, but the minute a user selects "RESTORE DEFAULTS" from the customization page, I've got the missing report linked to the HOME tab again, and with one click - the error that says "Object of type report with id 705 could not be found". :bug:

After removing the report from the page via customization, strange things happen to the action title on the HOME tab if I add it back. It then gives only the action ID of "Action1901091106".

The report is NOT coded into any actions on the page. Been there, checked that. An export of the page to text, and a complete scan for it shows nothing.

It only shows in the page customizations.

SO...the question is...where's this data coming from and how do I remove report 705 from my life forever? :-k

Here's a snapshot of what I'm seeing (NAV 2013 Cronus NAV version).

Joe_Mathis

Did you ever find the solution to this?

A Co-worker was having this issue and I was not. Figured it had something to do with Page Metadata or personalization. Removed the metadata and then I started getting it too.

Faithie_Robertson

No, sorry Joe. I didn't resolve it. I did also try to remove the metadata.

Joe_Mathis

So...

I got mine working again, but co-worker still cannot use it.

I exported the object as a text (original object no modifications).

Then I copied the line for a report (I chose Price List) and then renamed both report captions Price ListX and Price ListY.
Save and compiled.
Ran the page, the one I inserted would run, the other would not.
Redesigned the page, deleted the original one
Save and compiled.
Ran the page, the one I inserted would run.
Imported and compiled the report (from text)
Ran the page. It works for me. \:D/ Does not work for co-worker. :-k

:?

EDIT:
I did the same routine at Co-workers station and now it works for him :-k

Anyways, we're both pretty convinced that it had something to do with personalization or user metadata.

Faithie_Robertson

Joe, check the profile metadata and see if your coworker has anything regarding the page in there. Maybe if you deleted that it would work? Just a thought. (You might want to try it in test first. I'm leery of doing things like that in production databases).

Joe_Mathis

Now I need to break mine again and then maybe we can figure it out.

We're on the setup/configuration step... still a using a dev database. Mostly original code still.

EDIT:
It's the default Profile Metadata.
You can correct the behavior by entering the RTC in configuration mode.
Not exactly sure where it is making and storing the corrections, but it worked, corrected all users in one effort. No replacing objects required.