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@Venice Jane Lejos-Oracle Yeah, it's unfortunate how much the extensibility API is pushed, but then in Extensions, we're so limited. So, then I go to make changes to the core, but can't get the distro to compile correctly. We'll figure it out. We won't need Professional Services. Our experience with them frankly was never…

@Venice Jane Lejos-Oracle Yes, this was working before migrating. Obviously, we are migrating on our sandbox account, so our production is still on 19.1 and it works. The expected result is that the form saves. There is some other server code that creates a case on save, but this is failing on the client side immediately…

@Venice Jane Lejos-Oracle Yes, it happens both locally and deployed. I am not sure what you mean by the timestamp. Screenshot of the function, with the line highlighted, attached. Thank you!

Another thing I'll add, model.save() is the Backbone method that's available, right? So the model looks good to me. The error is a type error. I am wondering if this has something to do with 22.2 being in TS and our customization having been set up before the method would have been in TS. That doesn't seem like it should…

the type error, by the way, hits on this part of the code according to logs or break points: model.save(this.$savingForm.serializeObject()

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@Jules Mercado-Oracle , I fetched all of the active extensions. This is working now, but it's similar to my previous issue with Dev Tools -- there's no clear reason why sometimes they work and other times they do not. We can close this, thanks

Hi, It is 22.2.0 I think i covered all the versions and tools in my original post

Hi, These are the extension tools. Screen shot attached.

@Leonard Mallare-Oracle Sorry for my delay. Yes, I am customizing the core. I have used Extensions/Extensibility API in the past, but need to make customizations to the core, hence the gulp local and not gulp extension: local. Anyway, this was resolved with NS Support, but there was no real reason why . . . during the…

@Leonard Mallare-Oracle Sorry for my delay. Yes, I am customizing the core. I have used Extensions/Extensibility API in the past, but need to make customizations to the core, hence the gulp local and not gulp extension: local. Anyway, this was resolved with NS Support, but there was no real reason why . . . during the…