"The expression OnLoad you entered as the event property setting produced the following error: Member already exists in an object module from which this object module derives. *The expression may not result in the name of a macro, the name of a user-defined function, or [Event Procedu...
A procedure or data member identifier in your object module uses an identifier already used in the object module from which it derives. For example, a form has a BackColor property, so the following code would cause this error: VB Копи...
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When I try to run the following query, I get an error: Quote SELECT COUNT(id) AS user_exists FROM `mp_users` WHERE uid=$uid LIMIT 1; Error:Fatal error: Call to a member function query() on a non-object in /home/user/public_html/marketplace-functions.php on line 52Here is the ...
You have referenced a non-shared member within your code and failed to supply an object reference. You cannot use the class name itself to qualify a member that is not shared. The instance must first be declared as an object variable and then referenced by the variable name.Error...
You have referenced a non-shared member within your code and failed to supply an object reference. You cannot use the class name itself to qualify a member that is not shared. The instance must first be declared as an object variable and then referenced by the variable name.Error...
'<modulename>' is a module and cannot be referenced as an assembly '<name>' cannot be named as a parameter in an attribute specifier because it is not a field or property '<name>' cannot expose the underlying delegate type '<delegatetype>' of the event it is implementing outside the ...
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You have referenced a non-shared member within your code and failed to supply an object reference. You cannot use the class name itself to qualify a member that is not shared. The instance must first be declared as an object variable and then referenced by the variable name....
'<modulename>' is a module and cannot be referenced as an assembly '<name>' cannot be named as a parameter in an attribute specifier because it is not a field or property '<name>' cannot expose the underlying delegate type '<delegatetype>' of the event it is implementing outside the ...