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Publishing Error: “No. is not a valid anchor on page”
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Hi Eric, I tried this, but sadly it didn’t change or prevent the error message.
There were no changes to our features before I tried to publish. The changes we wanted to publish were related to custom fields on existing tables.
Sorry, actually could also be because you have specified an invalid anchor when placing a field.
Try the following:
1. Go to the SOD Setup page and use “refresh symbols”, answer Yes to clear the cache.
2. Go through all field placements, and make sure that the anchor specified exists in the lookup.
/Erik
I tried this as you described and additionally reselected every anchor from the lookup to make sure there is no invalid anchor.
None of the fields had “No.” as an anchor. But still the error message persists.
The Designer doesn’t even allow me to download the sourcecode from the setup page, the same error appears if I try to do that.
Is there anything else that I might be missing?
My fallback solution would be to initialise a new app in a sandbox and rebuild the app, but we would really prefer to avoid that, since that would mean migrating field data and changing reports that use SOD-APIs. And of course it would take some time.