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I really truly dislike that error message. Here you go. However, it tells you that you are creating an object (it could be a member, a dictionary, blah, blah). Now, if you are trying to call a method from that object like, say, entmbr.Name
dim entMbr as Member = code for get member
if entMbr.Name = something then
Imagine a scenario where there is no entity member, the object (entMbr) is null, and you are trying to get something from nothing. That is what that error is telling you. So, I would say look in your code and see where you are not using a null check to get something from a variable. Again, this is not a solution to your issue, but it will save you some sanity.
From a security perspective, do you have any ideas on how non-admins can see the details? I can't even get into these screens at the moment (error logs, and tasks).
- dbeavon3 months agoContributor
I think I figured it out. Looks like we have to grant everybody access to these system roles:
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