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1172 property Node error in 2018 labview

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This first screen shot has the error message in it I'm currently trying to resolve.  

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This second screen shot is entire view of the vi on two monitors I apologize for the appearance of it but I had to stretch the application over to different monitor screens.   

 

I keep getting a 1172 Property Node (Arg:1) and I don't know why.  Any help with this issue would be great.   

 

 

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Put a probe on the reference wire leading in to the property node that generates the error.  See if you get a null reference (0x00000000) or a real one (basically anything else).  

 

I'm betting you'll see that it's a null reference.  If so, there's probably some sort of action you need to call on the wire there to actually start the connection before it will output a working one...

 

If it's not a null reference, do you maybe have some sort of example code in C# or whatever that you're working off of to create this?  Maybe you could get some?  Whatever the "ctl_LoginProcess" is probably has some documentation to it that maybe would give a hint as to something you skipped by accident.

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I tried putting a probe in there.  It is coming up null, but I still can't figure out why.  

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Does anyone know if my issue with the 1172 property node error is being cause because of the Microsoft.VisualBasic version and CLR don't match.  I have the same mismatch condition for the ctl_LoginProcess as well.  The version and target CLR are different on both. If so I can I solve this issue?

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