error 2147467259 in WEB

[Iskander]

Hi all

I created the VI WEB.vi

The "WEB.vi"  open and run "open_WEB_brouser.vi".

After this, when "Numeric" reached more then 40 I have ERROR -2147467259.

The file with error are added.

why have I this error? 

With respect

Iskander

[Peter_W]

Hi Iskander,

Could you post the code itself that is having this error? If you can attach the "open_WEB_browser.vi" file then I can run it on my end and try to determine the cause of this error.

Regards,

Peter W.

[Iskander]

Hi Peter

Thanks for the attention

The file was added.

Regards

Iskander

[Peter_W]

Hi Iskander,

I was able to open and run your program without any errors. I even build the program with the timer and the while loop to test it as a subVI and it still worked great. I did have to change the URL it was pulling up to http://www.google.com, and the second property node to have a True Constant wired into the Visible terminal so that I could tell if it was working, but even before those changes I never saw an error.

Regards,

Peter W.

[Iskander]

Hi Peter

Thanks for the help

I have LV8.6, OS - WinXP, Internet Explorer 7.

I ran this vi on another PC NetBook with LV8.6, WinXP, Internet Explorer 8 and I have the same error after cyclic =80.

What OS and LV have You ?

Respect

Iskander

[Peter_W]

Hi Iskander,

I'm running LabVIEW 2010 SP1 on Windows 7 and the window opened with Internet Explorer 7. I also tried it just now in LabVIEW 8.6.1 and it works there as well.

Regards,

Peter W.

[Iskander]

Dear Peter W.

Thanks for the help.

This VI don't work on my PC.

I want to run this VI on another PC with WIN 7.

Regards

Iskander

[LabBEAN]

I was getting this error as well, and it ended up being a caching problem.  My URL was pointing at a file.  Clicking the "Clear List" button on the downloads dialog didn't actually clear anything but closing each entry manually did.  Once the dowloads dialog was empty, the error disappeared.

During this process, I made 3 versions of a VI thinking it was related to ActiveX.  The third version uses the command line.  Each launches Internet Explorer since IE is installed by default and gives users the option to "Run" a file instead of just saving it (like Firefox).  See attached.