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Published on 2014-02-11 by André Vieira
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Published on 2014-02-11 by André Vieira
Jason Herrington
Posted on 2015-05-05
Jason Herrington
Rank: #129
Posted on 2015-05-05
I am running server v 9.0.0.23 and when installing it gets up to step 6 ok then has the following error:
.NET Compilation.<br/><br/>GChartConnector.cs(130,21): error CS1501: No overload for method 'WritePropertyName' takes 2 arguments <br/>GChartConnector.cs(138,21): error CS1501: No overload for method 'WritePropertyName' takes 2 arguments.
then at the end it says "7 modules were successfully published. 1 module was not published: 'GChartConnector'.". Any ideas?
Jason Herrington
Posted on 2015-05-05
Jason Herrington
Rank: #129
Posted on 2015-05-05
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update to this (still not working) but I went into studio, opened gchartconnector. It said it was created in an older version and updated it and then when I tried to publish it I get the following error:
GChartConnector.cs(130,21): error CS1501: No overload for method 'WritePropertyName' takes 2 arguments
GChartConnector.cs(138,21): error CS1501: No overload for method 'WritePropertyName' takes 2 arguments
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Jason Herrington
Posted on 2015-05-05
Jason Herrington
Rank: #129
Posted on 2015-05-05
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ok, so opened the c# code and there were two json calls that had callname(item,false). I just took out the ,false and it "seems" to be working now. I haven't tried it from my own application but can open the sample page from the application with no issues.
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