Access level field shows an empty dropdown though there are some values for it.Here is the code generated..

<field name="access"
label="XXXXXX_FIELD_ACCESS_LEVEL"
alias="_access_title"
filter="INT"
access="core.edit"
listKey="id"
labelKey="title"
type="ckcombo"
nullLabel="XXXXXXX_JSEARCH_SELECT_ACCESS_LEVEL"/>

Regards
Vivek

Any news on fixing the access level field issue?

Regards
Vivek

It is working for me.

You need to recreate your field in the table (not only the form)
Now the node is more limited, take the 'Title' sub node, and intance it in the form.
Strange it works for me, even on a very light project.

Yes..removing from the table and adding it does the trick..

But when I select the checkbox for ajax loading, it asks whether you want to leave the page on clicking the save button.

Regards
Vivek

Again the same problem creeped again after downloading the component today.I think I have to stick to joomla access level by doing a find and replace in the downloaded component.

Regards
Vivek

I have noticed if you change the default label that this specify the label name the drop down list is not populated

If you do not configure the field label and leave it as the default that shows like this in the item layout

Access > title

The drop down list is populated

If you name the label and then remove the new name again the dropdown is not populated

To populate the drop down list again after this you need to remove the field from the item layout and recreate it without specifying the label name

So once again the field label will be displayed as such again

Access > Title

In JForms XML file, change the type of the field.

Accesslevel is a control on its own.
It means it autopopulate its own data which is easier.
But I do not like this way, we are not able to change the aspect of the control.

This is the meaning of JDom : Separating content from aspect.

For accesslevel I wanted to do it but for the moment the SQL query to get the datas is still called by JDom.
It is still handled this old way for the moment, and I think it is well enough. If you want to change the aspect, for the JDom class.

Your problem was because the builder is proposing another control, so when you save the properties : boom.

Must fix that.

Fixed.