Hi Leo, 

We can't seem to replicate this behavior, kindly provide a sample that demostrates such behavior. In connection to this, it doesn't seem to be working if we manually invoke "base.ExecuteSave(null);" method in a form editor. Below is a sample on how we are calling the Save method, and expecting return values that were generated or computed from the server.

private void ExecuteMeter(object parameter)
{
    var p_Parameter = new NavigationParameter()
    {
        ModalPresentationStyle = ModalPresentationStyle.FormSheet,
        NavigationMode = NavigationMode.Modal,
        EnsureNavigationContext = true
    };

    this.NavigationService.Navigate<MeterListViewModel>(p_Parameter, this.OnExecuteMeterDone);
}

private void OnExecuteMeterDone(NavigationResult result)
{
    if (result.Action == NavigationResultAction.Done)
    {
        this.Item.ModifiedOn = DateTime.Now;

        this.CloseEditorOnSaveSucceed = false;

        this.ExecuteSave(null);
    }
}

Please provide the sample as requested, and see how we can improve the code snippet above to simulate the behavior when manually invoked. Many thanks to your support! Much appreciated.

Yes, I believe that's what we want to achieve. Is that supported, or only changes to main entity are being returned to the client? While the form editor can expose fields from related entities by using BindingAttribute, the changes we are expecting from the server should also reflect on the client side to synchronize the changes regardless if it's on the main entity or related entities.

Thanks!

Hi Leo,

Thanks for your response. Does it make sense that if DataEditorViewModelBase<>.TrackRelatedEntityChanges is set to true for the client side, the code snippet above should have already been incorporated with the EntityContextProvider?