kendoui grid nested in popup form - kendo-grid

I using a kendoui grid to list maintenance jobs and have it set to popup form when editing. on the popup form i have another grid which i want that to list notes associated with the maintenance job. However the 'ADD new record' button on the notes grid opens the a new maintenance popup form instead of the note popup form.
How to i make the 'Add new record' on the notes grid actually open the noted popup form.
Ive attached a screen shot below.

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Error '2046': The command or action "BrowseTo" isn't available now.
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EDIT 2016-07-04 16:04 GMT
It works now as long as the Navigation form is first closed, then reopened. It is not elegant, but the Navigation button now lights up to indicate which is "selected".
Excerpt of code in "frm_Search", a subform of "frm_Navigation" occupying the "frm_Navigation.NavigationSubform"
Is there a way to achieve this without closing the navigation form?
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http://i.imgur.com/RLsgcSi.jpg
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http://i.imgur.com/QRvI5fy.jpg
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