| lol, sorry. I didn't mean to imply that your coding was at fault. I'm sure that works just fine. And I'm sure everything in Interface Builder is linked correctly too. I think the problem might be a setting in IB that got turned on, probably by accident. If you didn't check the Core Animation layer in the Effects Inspector, double check that. If you're using them, great, but if not, turn them off. If that all looks great, (this will suck to do) but check all the attributes of all the inspector views. If you're not using something, it probably shouldn't be on.
Also, I know there's a script that uses a shell command to find any error based on its number. I had this, but I can't find it now, so maybe someone out there will chime in with it. I
Good luck! E
On May 19, 2008, at 11:37 PM, bill tickle wrote: I really don't think it is a code thing. Here is the code that returns the error. It is an execute to a webservice. But it hasn't been changed for a good six months. The webservice itself is sound. Again this hasn't changed. Following Elijah's suggestion I reset it to Debug and it works. It is definitely when it is compiled as release.
set theUser to (the contents of text field "emailWelcome" of box "boxWelcome" of window "windowWelcome") as text set thePword to (the contents of text field "passwordWelcome" of box "boxWelcome" of window "windowWelcome") as text -- the webservice method returnmagid returns an array of magazine id's and names the user can read. set themags to call soap {method name:"returnmagid", parameters:{theUser:theUser, thePword:thePword}} -- We then convert this to a list set themagslist to themags as list -- and count the items set themagscount to count of items of themagslist end tell On 19 May 2008, at 19:24, Benjamin Dobson wrote: I don't think anyone can help without knowing the snippets of code that develop this problem, because how else could we test and experiment?
On 19 May 2008, at 17:02:40, bill tickle wrote:
Is anyone getting strange -1708 errors since updating to 10.5.2. I have an application that has suddenly developed this quirk. The build is otherwise stable and the code in question hasn't changed in weeks. Versions I compiled pre 10.5.2 work without the error but when I compile now it returns the error ever time. The strange thing is the app runs perfectly well just with this annoying message.
Thanks
Bill
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