clbst47 Posted February 27, 2007 Report Share Posted February 27, 2007 Here's a fun one. Can anyone tell me why the attached VI generates an error (my favorite error code, too - error #1 :headbang: ) when a user releases control of it in a web browser? This is a very straightforward example, so I'm hoping I'm missing something obvious or that it's machine-dependent. Otherwise the web server's going to be pretty useless for me in my application... How to set up this problem: 1) Start labview and make sure the web browser is enabled ("Tools" menu) 2) Place the "WebServerError.html" file into the "...Labview x.x\www" directory 3) Run "WebServerError.vi" 4) Open your browser and go to http://[your_machine's_IP]/WebServerError.html 5) Right-click on the panel in the web browser and select "Release Control of VI" This generates error #1 on my machine (running WinXP and LV8.2). I'd like to know if others can generate the same problem. Just as a disclaimer: yes, I know there are other ways to write this code , but this strategy is representative of one used in a much larger, much more flexible application. I appreciate any help the experts might have! Quote Link to comment
Yair Posted February 28, 2007 Report Share Posted February 28, 2007 Crosspost. When crossposting, it is considered polite to include a link to the other post so that if people answered there other people will not spend time giving the same answers. By the way, nice avatar. Quote Link to comment
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