Let me explain and clarify.

A grid can display multiple actions (select/edit/view/update etc...)
it discriminates this from the URL. Different grid actions have
different URLs. This is a feature. This allows you to reference a
particular page in a grid using the URL and send for example a link to
a friend.

Fixing would mean removing the ability to link a grid action (for
example results of a search).

If you have two grids in one page you can no longer use the URL to
determine what each of the two views should be displaying unless you
*hide* the URL.
This can be done by putting the grid into an iframe or loading the
grid via ajax with{{=LOAD('....')}}

Massimo


On Oct 11, 8:49 am, stefaan <stefaan.hi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Maybe useful for readers in the future:
>
> Using multiple grids in one view is not supported, and the problems
> won't be fixed.
> (workaround: e.g. use iframes, or design a better UI that doesn't need
> two grids in one view ;) )

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