I have many errors in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 on my Account entities,when creating,updating or saving records, I can't reproduce these errors, they just occurs sometimes, always on different actions, all my javascript is ok, I use IE 11, if anyone have an idea how to mention that problem,please help me
Here is example of error:
<CrmScriptErrorReport>
<ReportVersion>1.0</ReportVersion>
<ScriptErrorDetails>
<Message>Unable to get property 'length' of undefined or null reference</Message>
<Line>5</Line>
<URL>/_common/global.ashx?ver=583652583</URL>
<PageURL>/main.aspx?etc=3&extraqs=%3fetc%3d3%26id%3ddf2e1105-0208-e411-b50b-d89d676450ec&pagemode=iframe&pagetype=entityrecord</PageURL>
<Function>anonymous(a,b){a[a.length]=b}</Function>
<CallStack>
<Function>anonymous(a,b){a[a.length]=b}</Function>
</CallStack>
</ScriptErrorDetails>
</CrmScriptErrorReport>
Use firefox or chrome. Also, if this is bothering your users, you can always ask your system admin or install Global Settings editor extension to your crm instance, and disable all error sending to MS. This can reduce the annoyances of MS CRM in IE.
http://crm2011usersettings.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=CRM2011%20User%20Settings%20Utility%20%202.0
FYI - I do not own the code. Install at your own risk. We have used it in our environment and works like a charm.
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I am using JxBrowser (6.23.1) on windows 10 and using the 64-bit library. however, when i startup the demo application I get the following Log message.
SEVERE: [0528/084716.632:ERROR:browser_process_stub.cpp(279)] NOT IMPLEMENTED
Can anyone shed light on this and whether this is an issue?
I have tried to find anything in relation to above error code, but did not find anything.
The browser_process_stub.cpp(279)] NOT IMPLEMENTED message means that Chromium engine tries to get access to the specific code of JxBrowser which is not implemented at the moment due to the fact that this functionality is not supported by JxBrowser at the moment. This method does not affect the existing JxBrowser functionality, so you can safely ignore this error message.
I got the following error while setting up an EDI profile for a trading partner in BizTalk Server 2013.
Unable to cast object of type ‘Microsoft.BizTalk.Administration.EdiExt.ComboItem’ to type ‘System.String’. (Microsoft.BizTalk.Administration.EdiExt)
No matter what I do, it never goes away. What can I do to proceed?
For anyone who stumble upon this page in future, I found a workaround on this blog. The trick is to keep clicking APPLY button after every field change.
Apparently it seems a UI bug in the product which has been patched up by Microsoft till now. Microsoft has also provided a patch here for BizTalk Server.
Update: The patch from Microsoft is for BizTalk Server 2016.
O.S.: Windows Server 2008 R2 (Amazon Web Service VM)
Oracle: 11g 11.2.0.4.0 (64b)
PL/SQL Devel Ver: 12.0.2.1818 (64b)
Today when I connect with PL/SQL Developer I see the following message:
"Using a filter for all users can lead to poor performance!"
There is an option "Don't show this message again" but I am not enabling that while I work to understand what this message is trying to communicate.
I have googled the message, but the only return I am seeing specific to that message is in Japanese and I am not fully following what Google Translate is showing me.
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&u=http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/1946659678070468148.html&prev=search
I think it is advising that it is a non-critical message focused on browser filters that probably do not apply to my uses, however it also directs to a "Browser Filter" setting in the Tools menu I am not finding in my PL/SQL Developer install.
Can anyone add insight, experience or detail to this message and it's meaning(s)?
Thank you.
It is a warning about the fact you have chosen "All Users" in the filtering options of the object browser view:
It is warning you that browsing the objects tree could be very slow because it will show all objects in the whole oracle installation, not just those created by you.
You get this warning also on program startup because pl/sql developer remembers this setting.
We use MSWC.BrowserType (browscap.dll) in our classic asp website to help identify user agents.
Since July 21 our code began to throw Server.CreateObject failed errors when trying to create this object.
It works most of the time, but randomly fails several times each day.
I was on vacation when the problem began, I know we didn't change anything in our code or system configuration, the only thing I see is the windows update kb3079904 that was installed on the July 21, but it does not seems related because it is about font driver !?
I wonder if someone else have the same problem or have an idea how to solve it, I did some research about intermittent createobject failing but didn't find anything relevant.
I may try to restore the system to the checkpoint before this update to see if it is really the cause, but this is an important security update and I will have to re-install it after so it may not solve the problem.
It turned out to be related to this other post, object creation failed because the component likely uses the cookie collection.
Response.Cookies collection seems corrupted and causes error
I have been trying for a day now to enable various IIS services on a laptop.
Using Control Panel, Programs and Features, Turn Windows Features On and Off.
The key feature I am trying to enable is ASP.NET.
I get a stupid error message that gives no clue (An error has occurred. Not all of the features were successfully changed.), but the event log shows a whole string of errors, starting as below.
Unable to install counter strings because the
SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ASP.NET_64_2.0.50727\Performance key
could not be opened or accessed. The first DWORD in the Data section
contains the Win32 error code. 020000000E0E0000
Installing the performance counter strings for service
ASP.NET_64_2.0.50727 (ASP.NET_64_2.0.50727) failed. The first DWORD in
the Data section contains the error code. 02000000C9120000
I have searched the net, and tried various remedies, all with no success.
These threads discuss the same topic, without solving it:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/d711ecd1-620c-473c-af39-e607bbe2ec18/turn-windows-features-on-or-off-application-development-features?forum=w7itproinstall
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tom/archive/2008/04/11/asp-net-performance-counters-missing.aspx
I tried uninstalling all versions of ASP.NET using aspnet_regiis.exe -Ua on each and every version on Framework and Framework64, then adding them back. None of this has made any difference whatsoever.
Any ideas?
I had this problem too. I had 2 errors logged in the Windows Application Event Log:
Unable to install counter strings because the SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ASP.NET_64\Performance key could not be opened or accessed
Installing the performance counter strings for service ASP.NET_64 (ASP.NET_64) failed. The first DWORD in the Data section contains the error code.
Note that these msgs are similar, but not the same as the original poster, probably due to different versions and time moving on. I'm on Windows 7 64-bit, with various .NET Frameworks installed, at least 3.5 and 4.x, plus some remnants at least of 2.x. I have Visual Studio 2010 Pro installed, and just installed VS 2013 Community this morning. I already had IIS installed, and I think it was installed before any VS versions. This is the first time I explicitly tried to enable ASP.NET under IIS on this machine.
If you look in the registry, it's true, this key does not exist: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\ASP.NET_64
I narrowed down the problem to the .NET Extensibility feature, on which the ASP.NET feature depends and automatically checks/enables (not that this helped me).
I followed the other answer in this thread: "Control Panel > Programs > Turn Windows features on or off, and switched off Internet Information Services (which will turn off all the subfeatures), then clicked OK. [Reboot as prompted.] Then I went back to the Control Panel and turned on all the IIS services I needed and the error did not resurface."
HOWEVER, be sure to enable the ASP.NET feature (which auto-checks/enables related dependent features such as the problematic .NET Extensibility feature) at the time you are re-enabling IIS. If you do it at the same time, the registry key is successfully re-added, if not then not. Doing it piecemeal didn't work for me and just resulted in the same error message. A reboot was not required for the enabling (just the disabling), but I have found that changes over time.
Note that there are other problems out there that generate errors when this feature is added to IIS. Apparently if IIS is installed before ASP.NET then the solution is the register ASP.NET with IIS. There are MS pages around that tell you how. (e.g. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tom/archive/2008/04/11/asp-net-performance-counters-missing.aspx) Use the link to the ASP.NET IIS Registration Tool to fix that problem (although this disable and re-enable of IIS may also work).
I went through these other fixes and they didn't help me. At least one generated an error, but again probably because I had that ASP.NET_64 registry key missing. The standard Windows Fix tool didn't do anything for me either. Updating my .NET Framework to the latest (there happened to be an update to 4.5.2 or something similar) didn't help either.
My guess, in hindsight, is that maybe VS 2010 is too old, and is 32-bit on my 64-bit OS, and it resulted in problems with my registry keys. Maybe. I'm just guessing.
(I would have simply commented on the other answer/solution, but apparently I don't have sufficient points - this would seem to be a flaw in that design.)
I was having the same issue with Windows 7 Enterprise but this worked for me:
Control Panel > Programs > Turn Windows features on or off, and switched off Internet Information Services (which will turn off all the subfeatures), then clicked OK. Then I went back to the Control Panel and turned on all the IIS services I needed and the error did not resurface.