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FM 9 Adv Crashes - msvcr80.dll error - 2nd time running EventScript

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I am running a script that uses the EventScript plugin to call scripts dynamically. It is used in a "My Favorites" application. It works when the script is called one time but the secord time it crashes with the attached error (msvcr80.dll).

The function call is:

Set Variable($result;value:S4HU_EventScript($FileName ; $ScriptName ; $Parameters)

FM9 crashes when it get to the second file to try to run the script.

The $result doesn't return an error.

I have also tried it with Zippscript and the same thing happens.

Has anyone seen this behavior with FM Adv v9.0.3?

error.jpg

I am not sure since I have not gotten the error and have not used any Event Trigger plugins in FM9, but perhaps this may have soemthing to do with it.

http://www.fmforums.com/forum/showtopic.php?tid/194957

  • 3 weeks later...
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I found a kluge workaround which is to call the EventScript plugin from file the script is located in. Bad because it requires the same scipt in all the files.

You would think FileMaker would allow you to call scripts dynamically from Perform Script. Next release???, I hope.

I doubt it but its a nice wish. :)

Seems that zippscript has not had the same issues with keeping current with the new versions of FM. Perhaps you should check that out. I dont think that the modifications would be that intense.

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