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From: dvwatkins on 8 Sep 2006 13:04
We have a login program we use with all of our courseware. We have recently
started getting an error showing "Unable to execute a user code function". We
only get it on one of the courses tho. We publish the exact same login but
change the name to be used for a different course and the variable that tells
it which course to jump to and it works fine. Also, only 2 out of 3 test
computers are getting the error. There are 3 computers, 2 with windows xp and
1 with windows 2k. it gets the error on the computer with win 2k, and a laptop
with win xp. The desktop with win xp does not get the error. We know it is
being caused by the Set File Attributes Knowledge Object, but not sure what
exactly is causing it. We have tried reloading the winapi functions, and we
have replaced the winapi.u32 and winapi.ucd in case they got corrupted somehow.

From: dvwatkins on 8 Sep 2006 13:20
Well we found out it has something to do with running it over the network too.
I moved it from the desktop with win xp to the laptop with win xp and it ran
fine. But when we run it over the network, it gets the error. but other
courses run fine. Also, this is in the login program that actually gets the
error, we aren't even in the actual course yet. So the same exact program but
in a different folder seems to work fine with just a couple minor changes
stating its name and which course it jumps to, works fine over the network.

From: Amy Blankenship *AdobeCommunityExpert* on 8 Sep 2006 13:26
It's a path length issue. Give your folders shorter names or nest them less
deeply.

HTH;

Amy

"dvwatkins" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:eds8o8$2of$1(a)forums.macromedia.com...
> Well we found out it has something to do with running it over the network
> too.
> I moved it from the desktop with win xp to the laptop with win xp and it
> ran
> fine. But when we run it over the network, it gets the error. but other
> courses run fine. Also, this is in the login program that actually gets
> the
> error, we aren't even in the actual course yet. So the same exact program
> but
> in a different folder seems to work fine with just a couple minor changes
> stating its name and which course it jumps to, works fine over the
> network.
>


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