cannot open block diagram

[Mark_SAI]

Hello,

If you would like me to look at your files so I can replicate and solve the issue, then please upload them to here in a zip file (like rjwon.zip):

ftp://ftp.ni.com/incoming/

This directory is only open to NI employees so it should be a safe option for your code.

I will be happy to take a look at this.

[rjwon]

Hi Mark, ftp site appears as read only for me, is there a password or can you give me an email or contact no to go thru this with you.

[altenbach]

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rjwon wrote:

Hi Mark, ftp site appears as read only for me, is there a password or can you give me an email or contact no to go thru this with you.

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Have you tried? It actually is "write-only". You can place files there, but you cannot get them out unless you are NI.

(I just placed this file, no problems)

[Ben]

IE8 on one of my machines has trouble copying to the ftp site. in thtat case I just cut-n-paste the URL into Windows Explorer and then I can copy to the ftp OK.

Ben

[altenbach]

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Ben wrote:

IE8 on one of my machines has trouble copying to the ftp site. in thtat case I just cut-n-paste the URL into Windows Explorer and then I can copy to the ftp OK.

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Or just  use "Page...open ftp site in Windows Explorer" in IE8. (tools in upper right).

[rjwon]

I'm on IE 6.0. I tried some of the things suggested but keep getting the error '

ISA Server: extended error message :

200 Type okay.
500 Illegal PORT command

' Perhaps this may be firewall related.

I'll try sending from my personal pc.

File will be rjwon.zip. let me know if you can view it.

[altenbach]

Have you tried passive mode?

[Mark_SAI]

I have received the file ok, taking a look now.

[Mark_SAI]

I have confirmed my colleagues findings with whom you have been in contact recently. (The VI is beyond recovery). Some comments I have:

- Some of the new VIs you may have used in your updated code could have been saved without a block diagram, causing this error.
- I would recommend using LV 8.5.1, not 8.5. (there are some bug fixes related to this problem).
- You may find this useful reading for other causes of this problem that have not been commented on so far: http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/00A6BACDA1C01A0786256B60006163E7

[prvtmg]

I am trying to open a VI which was not created by me. I am not sure if the VI was saved without the block diagram. All I can access now is the front panel. 

I guess this was created in another PC.

Is there any possible way i can get accessto the block diagram of this VI. This is a VI used for commercial Power supply circuit testing .

Thanks.