Added Link at messageLovInput through personalizaton and getting error

Question

Hi Friends,
While creating work order in eAM, Material Requirements secon is there, there we can find Item messagelovinput field. My clients wants to check Item details while selecting the item (long desc, on hand quantity etc..). For getting this functionality developed one custom page with item details and calling that page using link at item lov.
1) added link at results table of Item lov and given at destination URI as follows
OA.jsp?page=/xxnwc/oracle/apps/eam/workorder/webui/XXNWCItemDetailsPG&addBreadCrumb=Y&org_id={@OrganizationId}&inv_id={@InventoryItemId}.
Issue
1) open Item lov click on go --> we will get item in results table --> click on item details link --> open new custom page
2) click on quick select at item then getting error like as follos
Error: Cannot Display Page
You cannot complete this task because you accessed this page using the browser's navigation buttons (the browser Back button, for example).
To proceed, please select the Home link at the top of the application page to return to the main menu. Then, access this page again using the application's
navigation controls (menu, links, and so on) instead of using the browser's navigation controls like Back and Forward.
Please let me know how to resolve this issue.
For replicating issue you can go
Responsibility: Maintenance Super User > Work Orders tab> then go to “Material Requirements” section. > add link to Item lov
Thanks in Advance,
Hanimi.

Answer 1

I'm a great fan of problems magically fixing themselves ... always breathe a sigh of relief if that happens during a troubleshoot.
I was wondering about trouble with a piece of album art initially. But if that was afoot we'd expect the synch to be always dying on the same song (or songs from the same album).
Perhaps it's just that the USB connection is getting grumpy during a *really long* sync. If that's what is going on, we could be able to make some progress by moving the music across in smaller batches.
Switch the iPod over to manually managing content. Select a chunk of songs ... say, about 1.5 GB-worth, and copy them over.
Does that complete successfully? If so, select another batch of about 1.5 GB, and copy them over, and so on until you've got the songs on. Once you've done that, you can switch her back to your preferred auto-sync settings.
Any better luck getting stuff on in stages like that?