Re: Using SSH control in a webpage (General questions)

by wodDamir, Friday, November 02, 2007, 23:52 (6231 days ago) @ sha7001

Shawn,

Are you sure that you aren't distributing the Demo version?

The error you presented is thrown when the object doesn't support some Property which is being accessed.

Can you trace the error to the exact line where it is being thrown? The process you made in creating the .cab file is right, so it should be ok, as long as the file being distributed is Full version (licensed).

Can you also check if the version that is installed on the second machine (where it is failing to work) is not Demo (you can check the version).

If none of those succeed, can you please send us a sample? We need to duplicate the issue on our side in some way.

Regards,
Damba

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Complete thread:

Using SSH control in a webpage - sah7001, 2007-11-02, 17:54
- Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - wodDamir, 2007-11-02, 18:14
  - Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - sha7001, 2007-11-02, 18:33
    - Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - wodDamir, 2007-11-02, 18:37
      - Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - sha7001, 2007-11-02, 19:39
        Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - sha7001, 2007-11-02, 19:41
        Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - wodDamir, 2007-11-02, 20:01
        Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - sha7001, 2007-11-02, 20:27
        Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - wodDamir, 2007-11-02, 21:02
        Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - sha7001, 2007-11-02, 21:11
        Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - wodDamir, 2007-11-02, 21:17
        Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - sha7001, 2007-11-02, 23:26
        Re: Using SSH control in a webpage - wodDamir, 2007-11-02, 23:52

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